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BEITRAG VON STEPHEN GOLANT

Stephen Golant

Professor, University of Florida

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It is crucial to recognize that when young-old people judge the quality of life
offered by different places, the factors they consider most salient for growing
old successfully will unlikely be the same as those at advanced ages. This is
not just an academic observation. Rather, it justifies a recommendation for
re-engineering “best place to retire” quality of life assessments to tailor them
more effectively to our aging populations' diverse health, care, and housing
needs. See my thoughts on Booming Encore https://lnkd.in/evuExfU7

Stephen Golant

Professor, University of Florida

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Although useful, those “best place to retire” overviews don’t provide the info
retirees require to make the hard decisions of where to live. Most importantly,
retirees must decide whether they have short-term or long-term decision-making
horizons. Do they expect this to be the last residential change they must make?
 See my thoughts on Booming Encore . https://lnkd.in/evuExfU7
#babyboomers#boomers#retirement#retirementplanning#aging#longevity#longevityplanning#housing#location#realestate#bestplacetolive


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   all older people are motivated or able to fend off the scourges of old age.”
   That’s true. Some people — and a not insignificant percentage — are going to
   experience mobility or cognitive limitations in their later years. But that
   fact doesn’t mean that older people can’t do anything about it as a way of
   preparing. We know there are lifestyle changes that help delay or prevent
   physical and cognitive decline. For instance, a combination of diet and
   exercise, including brain exercise, and simply staying connected and engaged
   through activities like volunteer work can delay the onset of the symptoms of
   Alzheimer’s. And when older people do experience some of the “scourges of old
   age,” they don’t have to throw in the towel. They can maintain a sense of
   meaning and purpose in the midst of those limitations. We do need to be
   realistic — the Age Wave study doesn’t show that the vast majority of us are
   going to live active and engaged lives into our 90s and then just drop dead
   in our sleep. But if we stay active and engaged longer, we can shorten the
   period where our health span doesn’t match our lifespan. It looks like more
   people are realizing this, and that’s encouraging. #PurposefulLongevity
   #HealthSpan #LifeSpan
   
   
   GETTING OLD - THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE WORST OF TIMES | BOOMING ENCORE
   
   BOOMINGENCORE.COM
   
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 * Stephen Golant
   
   Professor, University of Florida
   
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   So true, Susan Williams. If we could reduce the incidence of chronic health
   diseases, we would go a long way to closing the healthspan-lifespan gap that
   I recently examined on Booming Encore. https://lnkd.in/giT4nPZR
   
   Susan Williams
   
   Founder of Booming Encore | Digital Media Hub and Global Social Media
   Influencer Focused on Longevity | Co-Author of Retirement Heaven or Hell:
   Which Will You Choose? | Longevity Lifestyle by Design Contributor
   
   5 Monate
   
   Chronic diseases, such as diabetes, heart disease and respiratory disease are
   at the crux of many of our challenges to our healthcare systems and are just
   poised for significant growth. It is estimated that by 2050, chronic diseases
   will be responsible for 86% of all deaths. In the following article written
   by Arianna Huffington and published in TIME, Arianna highlights how a shift
   to focus on behavior change and prevention of chronic disease could reverse
   some of these trends - and possibly be the miracle drug we're looking for.
   "According to the UN, the combination of maintaining a healthy weight,
   regular exercise, a healthy diet and not smoking can reduce the risk of
   developing the most common and deadly chronic diseases by as much as 80%.".
   So knowing that this healthcare crisis wave is coming, wouldn't it be much
   better to get in front of it rather than trying to swim out from under it?
   https://lnkd.in/ey7zkJZF #babyboomers #boomers #aging #longevity
   #chronicdisease #prevention #health #healthcare #behavior #behaviorchange
   
   
   BEHAVIOR IS A MIRACLE DRUG FOR OUR HEALTH
   
   TIME.COM
   
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