Robert Kessler

Worked in eldercare and saw what ageing well really takes. Writes about mobility, independence, and staying sharp.

Articles by Robert Kessler

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Sunscreen Expiration: When to Toss It Out

Numerous sunscreen products feature an expiration date on their packaging, prompting the question of whether it’s safe to apply sunscreen that has passed its labeled date. Why Expired Sunscreen Should Be Avoided The straightforward response is no, you should not use sunscreen beyond its expiration. Sunscreen formulations do not retain their stated SPF protection indefinitely. […]

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Nutrition

Study: Processed Foods Drive Overeating, Stall Fat Loss

Research into processed foods quickly reveals their negative impact on our fitness progress. The mix of added salt, fats, and numerous preservatives disrupts gut health and has been associated with conditions like osteoarthritis. A recent investigation from the University of Bristol provides clear insights into the additional calories consumed when choosing convenience foods, highlighting why […]

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Self Care

Why Embracing an Early Morning Routine Boosts Daily Success

For nearly ten years now I have cultivated the consistent practice of heading to sleep right around eight in the evening or perhaps eight thirty at the latest. Prior to drifting off I typically spend a short while reading something enjoyable which helps me relax and transition smoothly into a full n

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Science

NOTCH1 Methylation Test Reveals Hereditary Baby Heart Defects

Approximately one to two out of every 100 newborns enter the world with a congenital heart defect, commonly abbreviated as CHD, but the precise origins of these conditions frequently remain shrouded in mystery. Genetic specialists from University Medicine Oldenburg in Germany have introduced an innovative approach to ascertain whether variations in the NOTCH1 gene are […]

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Mindfulness

5 Steps to Heal When Trauma Blocks Memories

“It’s all right if you can’t remember. Our subconscious is spectacularly agile. Sometimes it knows when to take us away, as a kind of protection.” ~Kathleen Glasgow A few weeks back, I ended up in tears while at the park. What was meant to be an ordinary summer outing turned emotional. I was taking my […]

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Science

Scientists Uncover Hidden Enzyme Switch for Fat Production

Researchers from institutions in Cleveland have discovered an unexpected molecular mechanism that controls fat formation in the body, and deactivating it produced remarkable outcomes. Worldwide, obesity and fatty liver disease are surging in prevalence due to increasingly calorie-rich diets and increasingly inactive lifestyles. A team of scientists based in Cleveland pinpointed a novel enzyme required […]

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Science

One in Four Older Adults Regain Optimal Well-Being in Three Years

Research published on September 24, 2025, in PLOS One reveals that nearly one quarter of adults aged 60 and above who initially experienced poor well-being successfully returned to a state of optimal well-being within a three-year timeframe. The study, conducted by Mabel Ho and Esme Fuller-Thomson f

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Fitness

Emsculpt Cost Breakdown: Pricing, Packages & Deals

When individuals inquire about the cost of Emsculpt treatments, they typically seek precise figures rather than broad estimates. They desire detailed information on inclusions and the comprehensive expenses associated with a complete treatment regimen. At Joanna Vargas, the Emsculpt Classic treatment is priced at $875 for each individual session, with every session lasting 30 minutes. […]

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Nutrition

Zesty Apple Cider Vinaigrette Recipe

Tangy Apple Cider Vinaigrette Dressing This zesty apple cider vinaigrette stands out as an excellent choice for anyone who enjoys dressings with a bold, tangy profile. It incorporates a reduced amount of oil compared to vinegar, along with the sharp notes of garlic and mustard, creating a dressing that’s assertively flavorful. It’s perfect for tossing […]

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