🌟 After 70: Walking Less and Doing These Two Things 🌟

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In this video, we explore important advice for individuals over 70, focusing on health and lifestyle tips that can make a significant difference in quality of life.
Doctors often advise reducing walking after the age of 70 due to potential joint strain. We share the story of Grandpa Sun, who, despite his healthy habits, faced knee discomfort that led him to rethink his daily walks.
Understanding the biological and lifestyle factors affecting elderly health, we delve into why bodies become more vulnerable to issues after 70. From immune system changes to the impact of poor sleep and diet, these insights provide a holistic view of aging well.
We also highlight the benefits of walking for seniors, emphasizing its role in cardiovascular health, muscle strength, and overall well-being. However, moderation is key, and we discuss alternative activities like balanced nutrition and mental exercises that can further support health after 70.
Additionally, we address common pitfalls in walking routines for seniors, offering practical advice on posture and frequency to avoid strain and promote safety.
Join us in learning how to navigate aging gracefully, with practical tips and expert advice to help seniors maintain vitality and happiness in their golden years.
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[@jonmartin88]

72 cancer survivor and I walk 5 miles every day with my Labrador.

[@gjdoan]

I am 83 and live in a nice apartment. Each day I walk along the corridor eight times and feel great! I meet other residents and keep myself in good health!

[@jefftan4052]

A useful messages and reminded that as we aged 70 already, go slow and steady to win the race. Think safety and moderation on our journey of happy living. Pray to God daily for blessing and protection in our daily activities. Being alive and healthy is a wonderful gift from God. Thanks God daily.

[@paavoviuhko7250]

I hear the physiotherapists saying that the worst advice delivered to seniors is to rest.

[@dintong]

Yes you should be active always

[@oscarlazo8698]

@@paavoviuhko7250 absolutely..you stop moving..you die😄

[@victordecastro7221]

​@@oscarlazo8698_ of course - you can stop moving as you lie there dead .. ....

[@tersiaraath799]

Yes, true. Then you are going to sit on your growing bum and get bedsores! Keep moving, no evil people will stop me from moving, i hate bedsores.....

[@germancamacho3944]

I am 78 and feel like when I was 65, no health problem , I take long walk for almost 2 hours , cook at home , and exercise 3 times a week ,

[@user-bz4ed8gl6b]

😮

[@VStrom2019]

I’m 70 and I do what my body tells me which is walk at least 3 miles a day everyday.

[@beverleyreid8258]

Me too

[@PaulFrederick-cl3sr]

My grand mother walked 3 miles every day and lived till 95😊

[@paulwagner2089]

B.S. ...Last year I walked and 'hitched' (alone) thyrough 6 cuntries. It took three months. I'm 82 years of age.

[@leslieclark9285]

Totally!

[@scottwyckoff5483]

Don’t listen, if you can walk and enjoy it with no pain do it. Listen to your body and don’t stop moving your body. Walking is one of the best activities for humans. Walk less? Wtf

[@oscarlazo8698]

Yup😂😂😂

[@wichetleelamanit6195]

I agree.

[@bbhoustontx]

agree for me 10k plus every day I'm 72.... heavy weights in the gym no problem.

[@lindatrasmonte4607]

Agree life short

[@lindatrasmonte4607]

To much blah, blah confusing

[@lindahollander3588]

Everything in moderation for everyone

[@philipjungelson8591]

There was nothing moderate about the likes of Beethoven or John Lennon! Moderation is a synonym of mediocrity!

[@MsCoseyDosy]

I’m now 83+. I suffered 3 heart attacks 15 years ago and almost became an invalid. I now practice Yoga, balance and stretching exercises 40 minutes 5 times a week. I engage in strength training through weight lifting for 1 hour 3 times a week with a professional trainer. I average about 7500 steps a day. My advice… move it or lose it!

[@maureenchallis2093]

All the conflicting advice is enough to make you sick!

[@wichetleelamanit6195]

Very confusing for the content.

[@beverleyreid8258]

So true

[@dirtfarmer7472]

I don’t know how many steps I took today but I just finished 1 mile & I’ll probably do it again tomorrow.

[@jenniferpeers6946]

I am 81 woman. I do a short set of strengthening exercises each morning and try to walk half an hr daily with a hip replacement which was redone 8yrs ago as I dislocated it. Keeping body movement slows down decay. I have peripheral neuropathy and my balance is getting worse but I still try to keep it up despite it getting more difficult. Not trying will weaken whats left of leg muscles even more therefore I will carry on. I spend too many hrs sitting feeling depressed about aging with not much time left. Anxiety started at 73 when I dislocated my hip and stopped me able to do much and I don't socialize, many friends gone my children overseas, life is boring. Anxiety keeps me from joining groups.

[@joannego856]

I think you are doing the best thing for yourself. Please continue with your walks, maybe join a chair yoga class, if available. Sending you a hug ❤

[@lordbyron3603]

Makes perfect sense - joint cartilage wearing down. This is what my brother has. He’s 75. He used to run ; but can’t now. When I was younger,, I’d ride my bike ; but that started to hurt my knees - so I stopped. I’m 68 and I have no problems. I play 3 hours of tennis every day. It’s weird. I play rigorous tennis and don’t have joint issues; while my brother only walks but developed pain in his knees. I was also into gymnastics and martial arts. And a distance swimmer and ran marathons. I thank my lucky stars for being able to still run and play tennis.

[@nenettewalsh9816]

Very true indeed keep moving and be active. I’m 76 in excellent health besides my depression. God is very good to me . All evils I have is gone for good. God guide me to all I did . That’s my price raising my 4 kids alone . No help no nothing I need to do it all myself. Now all on top run the world 🙏🙏♥️

[@judithchandler7368]

I don’t seem to BW able to walk as much as I used to, but I have started some physiotherapy therapy. I always enjoyed walking.

[@elliegreen4738]

Great advice about only walking in moderation and paying attention to what your body wants rather than pushing yourself to walk long distances or do other strenuous activities likely to wear down precious cartilage at joints. I didn't listen to the entire video but know from experience that walking too much with my arthritis makes my knee sore and wears me out whereas swimming rejuvinates me. Eating jelly and soups made from boiling bones for hours to make gelatinous Stock is said to help grow back cartilage and other body tissues. Short walks and walking about the house and garden are good too as are resting and sleeping.

[@jayonnaj18]

An individual can have physical problems at any age, and there are no two people exactly alike no matter how young or old they are! One size does not fit ALL! I myself put my complete trust in my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, for He knows it all!!!

[@pohlinwong6783]

Indeed...an excellent piece of walking advice for elderly. I realised too b4 watching this video that walking 10k steps is DEFINITELY a NO NO for elderly...MUST subject to individual's health conditions n do not push oneself to do 10k steps daily n over strain one's muscles n joints instead. 😅😅

[@oscarlazo8698]

I am 73 years old..I still do weekly leg press with 80lbs weights and walk an average of 6,000 steps daily..I agree with the recommendation if you are sickly and has knee issues..

[@rkeller8141]

What bull sxxt. Walking is to me, the most important exercise for every senior who has strength. Because I lived on a busy road, walking any distance declined. I’m 78 and thought my growing weakness was because I’m old. But, in reality my strength decreased from lack of walking. I moved and walking sometimes a couple of miles every day, and noticed how my lower half has rejoiced at improved blood flows and my energy has been reestablished. I know how weird the internet can be, one video its good for you, next video no its bad for you. I go with my gut, common sense and a noticeable improvement in my health through walking.

[@evebenoit6368]

I am with you. I am 72 and my health improved immensely when I got back to walking every day for 6,000 to 10,000 steps in all kinds of weather. Even my foot arthritis improved ! this site is total BS.

[@LynnePaulocsak]

NEVER stop moving! An object in motion tends to stay in motion and a body at rest tends to stay at rest.

[@HansSenwua]

I have been walking all my life and will continue as my body allows it.

[@user-oz6ku1su5f]

I am 85 years old walk2 miles almost every day cut my lawn with a waking walking lawn mower my body at this time hates to stop moving like they say mile a day is better than sitting with a apple

[@buffalogal9139]

Thank you; excellent advice.

[@leslieclark9285]

Horrible advice. NEVER stop moving!

[@afzaalkhan.m]

Walking is best way to keep blood f.ow Oflow

[@marjorieli1249]

Balanced diet quality protein. Mental activities. Mindful walking in moderation. Important points at the beginning. Wordy explanation can be tiresome!

[@vincenttay2812]

Everything must in moderation

[@tonyp8034]

This is a well meaning mish-mash of some common tropes. You can tell it's not considered through its demonisation of cholesterol, salt and saturated fats.

[@deborahspence2673]

Well ! I am 75 and no car on country. I walk with a sign , PAHOA, up Kamaili. Carrying heavy backpack. Get a ride 30-45 minutes. Now, the red road - walked 3 miles home.

[@MASMIWA]

I would add that the social interaction is also very important. Even a pet can reduce loneliness and seclusion. Happily married couples last longer, but as one grows older, that may no longer be possible, but friends are the next best thing.

[@giorgiocooper9023]

~95% of people over 70 don’t walk at all …. UNFORTUNATELY !

[@geraldandres2224]

If you're going to talk to a Dr. make sure it is not an Allopathic Dr. (pill pusher). Naturalpathic is the one you want.

[@annehat4833]

Drs...experts..professors...know buggar all !

[@fredrikrustad2930]

Hit the gym I have done that for over 42 years,maintaining my muscle mass.That is very importent.I do yoga on a regular basis.Eat lots of friut and greens,avoid alcohol.I am 72,looks around 60,walks like a 30 year old man.Your body is a temple,treat it like one.

[@lornahaynes7886]

Thank you for sharing this important information ❤

[@sudhirbuch3087]

Any doctor who says so must be a quack.

[@et551]

Quack quack

[@shankarrao667]

Very fine narration and advice🙏🏽

[@alexpaton2818]

I agree with most of this even the walking ambiguity

[@carolFerguson-on5gx]

Thank you so much for your valuable information ❣️🙏 I sure needed this ‼️💪

[@JudyBofill]

Focus on exercise diet sleep socialization for good health

[@BinapaniBharali]

Thankyou

[@susanlee6891]

Excellent advice thanks for sharing this video❤

[@LynnePaulocsak]

This is terrible advice!

[@williethomas2628]

Thanks thanks

[@BuddhaZenWishdom]

Welcome

[@anicetorivera1912]

Doctor say do not do that so on so fort,but in reality human must move always..so that you can live more years...

[@wichetleelamanit6195]

Not good advice. Try to walk as your body is ok. Rest too much is very dangerous. Social don't mean you have to talk to many people. Many people will make you have a big headache. Talk to someone you don't know only funny things and not too much. Enjoy your life on gardening and playing with your pets are the best. And too much advice on internet social makes you confused.

[@johntuohy1867]

When all is said and done too much as said and too little is done. Thank you

[@beverleyreid8258]

True

[@krishnamurtisharma4507]

Good tips for aged old people .

[@leslieclark9285]

BAD ADVICE!

[@LynnePaulocsak]

Agreed!!😊​@@leslieclark9285

[@curtisthomas-eg4th]

Say. Repeat, say, Repeat say, Repeat

[@Codydoggy]

Nonsense, at 70 and 74 we are playing hard tennis four times a week plus tournaments, 😮

[@markknivila8383]

Good advice!

[@leslieclark9285]

Horrible advice!

[@AlenbtgMepstoen]

If you like walking, continue that activity. Doctors are of no value any more, we all learnt who they are, who they serve and what they did.

[@Questor-ky2fv]

Don't overdo exercise at any age, but do what you are comfortable with. By the way, there is a repeated spelling error in the text. Grandpa son is actually supposed to be Grandpa san. In Japanese, and I think in some other Asian languages, the word "san" is an honorific--a form of respectful address. For the record, I'm not Asian, but over 6 & 1/2 decades I've picked up on many words, phrases, and customs of many different countries and cultures through movies, TV, and books. I even often watch foreign language programs and am usually able to understand what's going on, even though I only speak English and a little high school German.

[@UncleVegetable]

Wonder what I’m supposed to do about loneliness and depression? Make people love me? That doesn’t seem to happen by itself.

[@emilyanthony7138]

Fewer walks??? You must be kidding.

[@jl535]

I don't have a device to count my steps. And I don't intend to get one.

[@Aristipp-ng5fu]

Didnˋ t watch the video, only read the first comment conclusion: video made by addlepates

[@idanoronha]

Thank you for your advice.

[@nadsomt9198]

Don't drink cloreened water eat cane sugar drink honey water 😊

[@TsewangNamgyal-nq9hx]

For every person it's not very same as healthy lifestyle person who are fit to walk after age of 80 to 100 , because it all depends on their own health care from their very birth, N health care during teenage how they have kept their physical fitness diet ect. There are many more reasons why people who looks healthy, but physically not fit to walk properly ect. Which we are not really able to acknowledge the fact. So everyone is not same fate as we wish to be able as a age 90 or 100 person if He or She can walk 50km or even run 3miles in His old age. All human beings have their own fate of great merit of theirs previous life time how good KARMA is it made to have good health in each rebirth of our lives.

[@jer333able]

Walking NOT recommended only if you are DEAD!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@scottpardee6303]

I agree. I will quote you!

[@margaretek5350]

🙏🙏🙏🧡💚💛👏👏👏

[@RustyRules426]

I disagree walk more,not less.

[@MarieLDonaus]

Thank you so much ❤

[@Spuvvnian]

What's this grand pa, grand pa's son, grand pa's son's son ? Why can't the narration be straightforward?

[@solangehogue4179]

Some seniors need to have their knees replaced by surgery. Not surprising.

[@courag1]

You base your studies off people who eat in meat. You do not look at the centenarians in India who are still farming. Is there data which says they float to their daily chores? No, they walk all day long! You will find in China, also in rural areas, eating their traditional diet, living to 100 and older, that the elders do not stop in tending the crops. Maybe you should write to them and tell them they need to cease from this? You have your thumb on the scale, you could not see the truth if it bit you in the butt? Vegans live longer and have their healthy years extended. You can kiss the butts of those who ate meat their whole lives as their body and brain rots in their wheelchairs. I much prefer walking 5 miles a day and eating mostly starch! I am at an ideal BMI! Your data is skewed! The reason for their long lives in both India and rural China is that they eat primarily vegetarian. In Loma Linda, the American Blue Zone, they live in Mira Loma, CA, They eat PLANTS,

[@mrofnocnon]

Very true. But we are omnivores by nature and I cannot see any harm from eating meat.

[@courag1]

@@mrofnocnon Then why did my mother and sister die of breast cancer? Why did my father have heart disease? When scientists fed rabbits meat they also developed coronary heart disease. When D. T. Colin Campbell, PhD. wrote “The China Study”, he had done experiments with rats, he fed one test group casein (dairy protein) and the other group vegetable protein (soy). The first group developed cancer, the soy group was healthy. Then he reversed the experiment and fed the rats who now had cancer soy protein and the cancer-free rats the soy protein. The rats which had had cancer, their cancers went into remission and the formerly healthy group, developed cancer. This had been known for years but do doctors make money from healthy patients? My husband had cancer of the prostate and after his surgery I fed him like I eat, a plant-based diet. 7 years later, he is still cancer free. But the same year he retired after his surgery, 3 other men also had the prostate cancer, also stage 4, opted for chemo and radiation and all died within 6 months. I see you like playing Russian Roulette with your health. I rather like wearing size 4 jeans, feel much better being 80 lbs. thinner. My husband loves how I look. When you get one of the many ways that meat makes you die, you can get healthy again by you have made you doctor rich and yourself poor.

[@mrofnocnon]

@@courag1 To be fair meat is not a natural diet for rabbits. I have the book the China Study but have not got to that part yet. I do agree today's milk is not too be consumed. Also when I say eat meat I don't mean in large amounts, once or twice a week perhaps. I am not referring to carnivore. My condolences towards your family members. My sister died very young from cancer (26). As I too have issues I would appreciate it if you could tell me what kind of surgery your husband had.

[@elsiemorris567]

Nope. Do whatever you like.

[@warrendoris9669]

Who wrote this bs.

[@evebenoit6368]

Robots I think ! why do I even watch this rubbish.......

[@warrendoris9669]

@evebenoit6368 Lolololol. On the odd.chance that just once, that someone still has a bit of integrity in this crooked planet. Yo, you're actually keeping hope alive. You keep on. 💪🏽💪🏽

[@vivabikerleo7546]

No mention of having sex for elderly people?? 😂👌

[@dudekfox7685]

Now you're talking.🤪

[@francafran6565]

TOO funny!!🤣🤣

[@iwthswlosl]

Absolute rubbish I do a fast walk everyday for 2 hours and I’m 71, I’m fitter than a lot of people half my age

[@salahalkhalifa3705]

U are absolutely right at 75 run 4km two time walk one hour and do strength training at least 2 times a weak. Carry on man age is just a number.

[@ramakrishnanmuthu2770]

You talk too lengthy .

[@misbahhabib8866]

Talks too much. Says too little

[@scottpardee6303]

Dancing is a mental activity? C’mon.

[@hantiflynn3595]

Absolute nonsence! Keep active as long as you can, also keep walking! Do it in moderation then but keep walking!

[@user-bz2ob2ng4b]

Why would you make such misleading video?

[@evebenoit6368]

Bots most likely..... they don't think !

[@dudekfox7685]

@@evebenoit6368 Heartless bastards.

[@suzyvegalicious5646]

I stopped listening when the voice recommended animal products. This is false information. Buddha would never have said this. Recommending dairy is insane. Eat a healthy whole food plant based diet for good health and a long life.

[@RachelWeeping]

BORING

[@leslieclark9285]

HORRIBLE ADVCE