Lifestyle
Coverage of Lifestyle in the Nexus archive.
- We are all exactly the same age... but can YOU guess whose lifestyle has aged them by ten years, who is 'biologically 36' and who has lopped years off their score?
The article discusses how individuals share the same chronological age but differ in biological aging due to lifestyle factors. It challenges readers to identify which person appears ten years older, has a biological age of 36, or has significantly reduced their biological age.
- Superagers keep youthful memories but their DNA does not explain why
Scientists found that SuperAgers, who have exceptional memories, do not have distinct genetic factors compared to typical older adults. Their memory retention may be due to unknown protective elements related to the brain, body, lifestyle, and environment.
- Millions take omega-3 fish oil for brain health but a new study found no benefit
A two-year study found no meaningful benefits of fish oil supplements for memory, cognition, or Alzheimer’s-related brain changes, despite successfully delivering omega-3s to the brain. The results challenge the belief that fish oil pills can prevent Alzheimer’s and highlight the importance of overall diet and lifestyle.
- The retirees RENTING in their 70s: Boomers are downsizing to lock up and leave apartments to fund 'a nice lifestyle' and beat inheritance tax. Here's what you need to know before calling the estate agent
Boomers are downsizing to lock up and leave apartments in their 70s to fund a lifestyle and avoid inheritance tax. Retirees are opting for rental properties as part of financial planning strategies.
- Argentina vs Uruguay for Expats in 2026: Which Is Better?
The article compares Argentina and Uruguay for expats in 2026, highlighting Argentina's culture and value versus Uruguay's safety and calm lifestyle. It evaluates factors like cost, safety, and lifestyle differences between the two countries.
- Meta will now allow parents to see the topics their child discussed with Meta AI
Meta has introduced a new feature allowing parents to view the topics their child discussed with Meta AI. The topics include categories such as 'School,' 'Entertainment,' 'Lifestyle,' 'Travel,' 'Writing,' and 'Health and Wellbeing.'