Every day 10,000 people across our nation turn 50. The very first of the Boomers turned 60 this year! Many of us born after World War II from 1946 to 1964 are already in our 50s. 

As we move through 2008 we see many changes ...  American Baby Boomers, numbering 78 million, are redefining lifestyles, ideas, products, services and attitudes and are reinventing everything that was ever thought about retiremement!

Some Facts About Anti- Aging Eye Cream 
And Under Eye Dark Circles
By Randall Christian

In pursuit of youthful beauty throughout the years, people have used many types of anti-aging eye creams. Although creams never permanently stop aging, they provide temporary relief to several skin problems that come along with aging, especially eliminating wrinkles or removing dark circles under the eyes. With continuous use, an antiaging product like an under eye dark circle cream, seems to work wonders and you can maintain that desired youthful look. That is almost certainly why many people swear by their helpfulness.

Women have been battling the problem of aging skin throughout the centuries. It is documented that Cleopatra bathed in milk and honey to help her maintain a youthful looking skin. However women still find themselves facing the same dilemma even now. Wrinkles and dark circles are the most common problems, and finding the best eye wrinkle cream seems to be their only hope.

10 Truths About Aging You May Not Know
By Alvaro Fernandez

With no exception, all of us age. Now, why is "aging" such a bad word? What about growing? and lifelong development? If you are a caregiver, you know this process is not always easy, but the good news from neuroscience these days is that there is much each of us can do.

1- Change: We should talk more about change than about decline, as we discussed recently with Dr. Elkhonon Goldberg, who wrote his great book The Wisdom Paradox precisely on this point.

2- Improvement: Some skills improve as we age-In our brain fitness classes, we typically explain how some areas typically improve as we age, such as self-regulation, emotional functioning and Wisdom (which means moving from Problem solving to Pattern recognition). For example, as a lawyer accumulates more cases under his/ her belt, he or she develops an automatic "intuition" for solutions and strategies. As long as the environment doesn't change too rapidly, this growing wisdom is very valuable.

The Ultimate Anti-Aging
Do-It-Yourself Project for Boomers
By Barbara Morris, R.Ph.

I found the following message on a discussion board:

"Those of us between 45 and 65 are not considered seniors - and yet many of us are not comfortable in gyms . . .  We are truly a neglected group. Our local park districts have several senior exercise programs, even senior sports leagues. But we are too young to join them. At the same time, most of us simply can't compete with the 20 and 30-somethings that populate most exercise classes.

Gyms need to go out of their way to be more welcoming to people who don't fit the young and skinny mold. A big part of making a commitment to fitness is psychological, and when you feel you don't belong, that the atmosphere systematically excludes and ostracizes you because you're not 22 years old or you don't weigh 102, then it's extremely difficult to keep going back.

Anti-Aging - Your Easy Success Plan
By Kenneth Little

Anti-aging for you is more than a buzz word. It's a call to a lifestyle change. It's easy and it'll bring you success in the form of regular seasons of renewed youth. These seasons will get longer as you practice what is suggested.  So what is your Easy Success Plan? You need only to thank God for you being Young at Sixty and make sure you have only-

Young at Sixty Feelings

Young at Sixty Thoughts

Young at Sixty Words

Young at Sixty Actions

Want a Healthy Brain for Life -
Take These Steps Now
By Royane Real

We know that some senior citizens are able to live into their eighties and nineties with their minds sharp and their bodies still spry.  Will we be among the lucky ones?  Will our brains stay mentally sharp as we age?

Or will we be among those who fill nursing homes because our minds can no longer function properly?
The good news is that most of us will be able to keep our cognitive faculties as we age unless we develop Alzheimer's disease, heart disease, or diabetes. As long as the brain itself remains healthy, older people can maintain their ability to think and remember, although it may take them longer to think and remember than it used to.