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18 Things To Stop Doing After Age 60

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Ignoring Regular Health Check-ups: Preventative health becomes crucial as you age. Regular visits to the doctor can catch problems early.

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Neglecting a Balanced Diet: It's essential to eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, lean proteins, and whole grains, and to avoid excessive sugar and unhealthy fats.

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Overlooking Mental Health: Mental well-being is as important as physical health. Be open to seeking help for mental health issues like depression or anxiety.

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Skipping Physical Exercise: Even light exercise like walking or swimming can greatly benefit cardiovascular health, muscle strength, and flexibility.

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Poor Sleep Habits: Ensure you get enough quality sleep. Poor sleep can impact overall health and cognitive function.

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Ignoring Dental Health: Dental issues can lead to other health problems. Regular dental check-ups are important.

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Smoking or Excessive Alcohol Consumption: These habits can exacerbate health problems and interfere with medications.

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Overlooking Social Connections: Stay socially active to maintain mental sharpness and emotional health.

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Resisting New Technology: Embracing technology can keep you connected and mentally active.

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Wearing Inappropriate Footwear: Comfortable, supportive shoes can prevent falls and improve mobility.

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