Live well with longevity in mind
Fifty years ago, 100-year-olds were few and far between. But the numbers have been steadily growing over the years. And that trend may continue. Some experts believe that longevity may jump another 30 years in the next decade.1
Discover the fundamentals to living well while living longer. And the benefits each provides.
Sleep
When preparing for sleep, imagine slowly landing a plane instead of crashing one. The brain needs quiet time before bed to destress and transition from high activity to down time.2
Mental health
Breathing is our primary connection to life, and when we're stressed, we tend to breathe fast and shallow. Controlled breathing lowers stress and calms the mind by activating the parasympathetic nervous system.3
Movement
Middle-aged adults who took 7,000 or more steps daily had a 50% to 70% lower risk of dying from any cause, compared to those who took fewer than 7,000 daily steps.4
Nutrition
The Mediterranean diet — which emphasizes eating less red meat, sugar, and saturated fat, and more fruits, vegetables, nuts, and whole grains — has been ranked the best overall diet by U.S. News & World Report for five consecutive years.5
Financial health
Your financial health is often closely tied to your well-being in older age. That's because financial worry can often be a chronic stressor.6
Ask your financial professional how an annuity may help you live well in your retirement future, and download our free Live Well With Longevity in Mind infographic. |