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The Longevity Plan for Your 60s

The 60s reward specifics: balance trained before it is needed, hearing treated as brain care, protein eaten on purpose, and a vaccine schedule that quietly prevents the hospitalizations that bend lives.

1Train balance before you need it

Falls are the threshold event of aging, and balance is trainable at every age. Steady & Balanced is the physiotherapy set, guided, within reach of a counter.

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2Hearing is brain care

Untreated hearing loss sits high on the modifiable dementia risk list. A hearing check, and aids if needed, is cognitive protection that works.

What protects the brain

3Protein, on purpose

Appetite falls as needs rise. Protein spread across meals plus strength work is what keeps 80-year-olds carrying their own groceries.

Protein after 60

4The vaccine and screening set

Pneumococcal at 65, yearly flu, shingles if missed, bone density for women at 65, and continuing colon and breast screening. Book them as a set.

The vaccine list

Common questions

What exercises are best in your 60s?
The winning combination is strength twice a week, balance work several times a week, and daily walking. Our free guided plans cover all three: Gentle Start for returning to exercise, Steady & Balanced for fall prevention, and Full-Body Basics for strength, each with a timer and easier versions built in.
What health checks should I get at 65?
The pneumococcal vaccine, yearly flu shot, bone density scan for women, continuing colon screening, blood pressure and blood sugar checks, plus hearing and eye tests, both of which protect the brain as much as the senses. Medicare in the US covers a yearly wellness visit that bundles most of it.

The other decades

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