Stay informed

Trust Me, I'm a Longevity Expert—Joyspan Is the Wellness Buzzword to Pay Attention to This Year

Trust Me, I'm a Longevity Expert—Joyspan Is the Wellness Buzzword to Pay Attention to This Year

Don't fret these new 'buzzwords'.
A lot of these are already built in for us, we simply need to be mindful to practice these concepts until they become a part of our routine so we don't even think about it.

Very similar to investing, when someone develop a consistent investing habit at a young age, that one positive habit will serve them well for decades to come.
Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Inflation Statistics Canada will release its July reading for inflation on Monday when it publishes its consumer price index for the month.
Limiting sugar before age 2 may lower dementia and anxiety risk later in life, study finds

Limiting sugar before age 2 may lower dementia and anxiety risk later in life, study finds

It's true, sugar does a lot of bad for our health, and extremely limited benefits.
Limit your sugar intake is a prudent decision at any age.

The amount of sugar a child consumes in the earliest years of life may influence their health decades later. Anthropologists have recently done a study on the preclosure phase of sugar during the first 1,000 days of life (time of pregnancy to when your child is towards the age of two years) which indicated that this time frame could be correlated with reduced risks of dementia, anxiety and other mental health issues when your child is in adulthood.
Speaking several languages protects the aging brain: Here's how

Speaking several languages protects the aging brain: Here's how

Speaking more than one language fluently doesn’t just feel like it deeply changes the brain, it does actually affect the way a person processes information, how ‘agile’ the brain remains throughout life, and it might even improve its resilience following severe illness. Several studies now suggest that bilingualism or multilingualism can help keep the brain young.

Have questions?

Here to help answer your questions, provide clarity about products and get you started on the road to achieving your goals.