All This Talking & Thinking About Midlife Health & Wellness Is Making Me Hungry

Disney World's Frontierland General Store & Candy Shop

All this talking & thinking about midlife health & wellness is making me hungry. Let’s go to the store and get a pound of jelly bellies. It’s good for your soul.

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The Paradox Of Health Is That The One Who Can Help The Most, Is So Close & Yet So Far

A Pair 'a Docks

…on the left you see a dock….on the right you see a dock….in the jungle this is known as a pair-a-docks….

The best success formula and best coach for our health and wellness initiatives is so close and yet so far. It’s an epic paradox. It’s us. You. Me.

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Rise Like Bread Everyone. It’s The Yeast You Can Do.

jeff noel Was A Disney Jungle Cruise Skipper in 1982

Rise like bread everyone. It’s the yeast you can do. Come on now, no loafing. Sorry if the jokes are stale and crumby. I’ve enjoyed having you today, hope you’ve enjoyed being had. Just kidding. Of all the groups I’ve ever had on tour, I can say, without a doubt…you guys…have been…the most…recent!

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Even In Nature, Youth Shields Animals From Many Future Worries

Even In Nature, Youth Shields Animals From Many Future Worries

Youth have few cares, whether animal or human. Eventually, youth in the Animal Kingdom witness the brutal realities of survival. Then they shape up, or death will certainly call their name soon. What if we exposed our youth to the slow, painful (and expensive) death poor health choices bequeath unwise humans?

Which is harsher, witnessing the truth, or experiencing it personally?

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These Disney Jungle “Actors” Would Like To Have Us Over For Dinner…

They'd like to have you over for dinner...

If we’re not careful, we could be eaten alive by all the ridiculous health and wellness claims out there.

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Staying Healthy Is An Adventure For Busy Baby Boomers

Staying healthy is an adventure for busy Baby Boomers

There are a million and one health and wellness resources for Baby Boomers. And that’s the problem challenge, there are too many. Midlife adults fear looking stupid. With so many choices, making the wrong one is bad publicity for your personal image.

At the end of the day, your can spend your time wandering lost in the jungle of information overload, or follow your gut – the basics.

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Who’s Got Permission To Not Worry About Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, BMI?

Disney's Jungle Cruise Audio Animatronic Animals

Nature has a way of keeping the herd healthy. It’s honest, real and actually, quite brutal. It’s called survival of the fittest. Modern society has enable the human species to override the natural health care system.

If we’re weak, slow or different, the human herd has figured out how to protect us. But we still haven’t cracked the nut on how to protect ourselves.

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Disney World’s Jungle Cruise Attraction Could Help Baby Boomers Lose Weight?

Disney World's Jungle Cruise Attraction

Get stuck out in the jungle for three weeks and Baby Boomers would most assuredly lose excess weight, assuming they didn’t get eaten by some hungry jungle animal.

But get rescued and three weeks later, Boomers would be right back where they started. This is the big challenge for a generation of adults who are supposed to be smart enough to know the basics for healthy living.

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Dream A Better Midlife Dream If The One You Dream Isn’t Paying Off

Wouldn’t be great if Baby Boomers had secret superhero powers to stop or slow down the aging process? Maybe a left jab. Or right hook. Yeah, like that’s ever gonna happen.

Dream a better dream if the one you’re dreaming isn’t paying off. You know this. Or have you quit?

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Are Baby Boomers Prisoners In Their Own Bodies?

Disney's Buzz Lightyear Space Ranger Spin

Living next to Walt Disney World and calling Disney World “my hometown”, we visit all the time. Literally five-plus days a week. My son and I enjoyed Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin, a giant video/laser game in which both occupants sharing the ride vehicle battle each other for high-score bragging rights.

But while waiting in the Disney que line, this sign (photo) made me think, as Baby Boomers, are we prisoners in our own bodies?

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