These 5 top tips to slow down aging are probably no surprise.

They just make sense.

Yet, it isn’t always easy to follow these top 5 tips.

For me, no. 5 is easy because I have never been a smoker.

I also use sunscreen and sun protection regularly, especially when I’m living in Florida. I see too many people down there whose skin looks like an old leather handbag. Not the look I’m going for as I get older.

I’m usually able to keep my stress level manageable, too. If I get too stressed, I cut back on work or other actions that seem to be making me feel frazzled, too tired, or tense.

But I struggle with tip #2 when I’m in Tennessee because it’s not that easy to exercise here. It’s usually either WAY too hot, too rainy, or too cold to get outside much. And I love to exercise outside, if possible. So, while I’m in Tennessee for a few more months, I’m trying to practice yoga regularly, take walks when the weather cooperates, and I bought a rebounder (I had one years ago but sold it at a garage sale before we moved to Florida) so I can listen to music while I get a little cardio workout.

When I’m in Florida, I find it easier to exercise regularly. Especially at the beach. My husband and I take long walks on the beach each day, play tennis, ride our bikes, and swim.

Tip #3 is always a challenge for me, too. I either eat a lot of veggies but few fruits or I go overboard on fruit, then don’t eat many veggies.

Lately, I’ve been combining fruits and veggies in my Nutri-Bullet to make smoothies.

This is the easiest way to eat several servings of fruits and veggies all at once.

I also try to eat an apple every day as a midmorning snack.

Which of these top 5 tips is the most difficult for you to follow?

To Your Good Health!

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