The well-known “midlife crisis,” from which both men and women suffer, is not a decadent literary invention but a reality that many, if not all, face between the ages of 45 and 50. Trivializing or neglecting it is a big mistake, because it is a symptom of a profound psychophysical evolution that needs to be managed consciously to avoid depressive episodes and stress, maintain high self-esteem, and redefine the mind-body balance in a new perspective. Here are some useful tips.
Over65: more movement to protect bones
Regular physical activity is good for all ages. E
even if you are no longer very young and have never been a great sportsman, it is not
never too late
