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Andy’s New Bike

Andy was born with fetal alcohol syndrome 40 years ago. His adoptive and loving parents have always encouraged him to get involved in life and he has. He has a job and gets all around town on his beloved bicycle. So, imagine his despair when it was stolen

Dr. Eric Plasker

If you knew you could live to 100, what would you do? One of the most respected longevity experts say it’s a question you need to answer today — because it’s never too late to make changes to live longer and healthier.

Family, Friends and Pancakes

The best thing about passion is that it’s contagious. Dr. Jack Beattie has it. And his family and friends have caught it.

Glenn Fenster

How far would you go to make a difference? Would you ride a bike 100,000 miles over 10 years? That’s what Glenn Fenster has done to shine a light on a disease that affects his son and hundreds of thousands other Americans.

Dr. Frank Wildman

Dr. Frank Wildman is teaching people how to regain the vigor and flexibility they had in their youth by showing them a new way to move their bodies.

Sherman Goodrich

At 70, while dealing with a recurrence of prostate cancer, Sherman Goodrich entered the Body-For-Life competition and won! Find out how he went from never working out before to a muscular physique.

Tao Porchon-Lynch

Is there a secret to balancing your life in a way that leads to longevity, to health and to happiness? Tao Porchon-Lynch believes so. And as a 91-year-old yoga master, she’s living proof that everyone is capable of extraordinary things.

Dr. Robert Huizenga

Dr. Robert Huizenga has a harsh truth for every American — you’re living in a state of denial about your weight. Huizenga, who is the medical adviser for “The Biggest Loser,” says it’s time to stop making excuses.

Dr. Paul Nussbaum

It turns out — sitting on the couch and watching TV really can shorten your life! We speak with one of the most respected expert on brain health and ask him to share his five tips for saving your mind.

Leaving Her Mark, By Hand and Foot

Need proof it’s never too late? You’ll love Ann Kahl. She got off the couch and started running at age 50. She started a calligraphy business at age 65. Today, she’s 80, and you’ve got to see her to believe her.