The Surprising Secret To Healthy Aging – Positive Attitude

By Steve Lorberbaum 3  pm On

In this article, WEBMD talks about the power of positive thinking and the strength of having a great attitude.

You probably know that exercise and diet are important when it comes to aging well. But there is something else you control that can help you along: a positive attitude.

Research shows more and more that your approach to life may be just as important in making your “golden years” your best years.
Aging: It’s in Your Mind

Growing older brings with it some natural changes (think those creaky knees). But folks who see good years ahead and who don’t accept stereotypes about aging — such as you’re less useful — may actually live longer.

And there’s science to back that up.

One study found that thinking positively about getting older can extend lifespan.

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