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Alexis Saire

Osteoporosis is called the silent disease because it shows little or no symptoms, but it affects an alarming number of women. Florida Hospital’s Alexis Saire explains what you need to know, how to protect yourself and what role fitness plays.

Robert Levithan

More than 25 years ago, psychotherapist Robert Levithan was diagnosed with HIV, a certain death sentence then. But Robert says he’s always believed in the possibilities in life. In his new book, “The New 60,” he explains how to outlive yourself.

Cathi Watson

Whoever said only wine gets better with age never met Cathi Watson. She is 78 years old, an exercise evangelist and a power stair climber who believes the best time in your life is right now.

Dr. Mark Hyman

What’s the No. 1 chronic condition in this country? One of the world’s most recognized and respected doctors explains why so many patients are undiagnosed and how it’s crippling our nation. Learn how to follow a do-it-yourself health plan.

Dr. Susan Mitchell

Are you tired of so-called experts telling you what you SHOULDN’T eat? Growing Bolder’s Nutrition Expert has a real-life approach to food. Find out why she thinks diet is a four-letter word and get her tips for what you SHOULD eat.

Matt Thornhill

Matt Thornhill is one of the nation’s top experts on marketing to Boomers. He weighs in on how he sees Boomers changing the world over the next several decades in areas from extended careers, Social Security and end-of-life issues.

Nadine O’Connor

At 70, Nadine O’Connor is a mother, a grandmother, a retired mathematics teacher and a world-record setting Hall of Fame track star. She explains why she and her significant other are trying to revolutionize the field of knee replacements.

David Biebel

Most Americans are now running on empty — we’re exhausted. It leads to stress, sickness, disease and unhappiness. So what can we to start feeling better? Florida Hospital’s Dr. David Biebel offers 52 simple ways to start feeling great today!

Temple Grandin

As a child, doctors urged Temple Grandin’s parents to institutionalize her. They refused, and today, she’s one of the most famous people with autism and is a scientist whose ideas change the way our livestock is treated. She shares her story.