Cognitive decline associated with stress and getting older can be avoided by maintaining that body-mind connection, according to fitness instructors.
Fred Kung, fitness instructor and national trainer with GoodLife Fitness and Les Mills, told CTV Morning Live says though getting older and stress are not avoidable, cognitive decline can be avoided by staying active – working the mind and the body together.
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Catherine Middleton, Princess of Wales, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy, she said in a video announcement on Friday. The Princess of Wales had undergone a planned abdominal surgery in January.Emergency crews are on scene in St. Jacobs where a car appears to have flipped upside down in a crash.The Region of Waterloo wants to purchase land in Wilmot Township for, what it calls, future “shovel-ready projects.” Some are feeling blindsided by the potential sale.
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