Looking at the brighter side of life would help older adults reverse the negative health issues associated with a lonely life, say researchers. "Our aim was to see whether using self-protective strategies, such as thinking positively and avoiding self-blame in the context of common age-related threats could prevent lonely older adults from exhibiting increases in stress hormones and inflammatory biomarkers," explains Wrosch, who co-authored the article ...Friday 26 October 2012
Tip to Age Healthily
Looking at the brighter side of life would help older adults reverse the negative health issues associated with a lonely life, say researchers. "Our aim was to see whether using self-protective strategies, such as thinking positively and avoiding self-blame in the context of common age-related threats could prevent lonely older adults from exhibiting increases in stress hormones and inflammatory biomarkers," explains Wrosch, who co-authored the article ...
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