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By Marsha Sakamaki • October 13, 2026
When insurance decisions are challenged, patients and doctors often bear the burden. But does the system give insurers enough incentive to get those decisions right the first time?
Light-wood infrared sauna cabin with a glass door; shelves of folded towels stand beside it.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 11, 2026
Explore how infrared sauna relates to skin health through circulation, heat response, sweating, research, and changes Marsha has observed in herself and clients.
Older woman in her late 60s lifts a light dumbbell during a seated strength exercise in a bright hom
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 11, 2026
Learn how creatine supports muscle energy, what research shows about strength in older adults, and what to know about dosing, weight changes, kidney tests, and more.
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By Marsha Sakamaki • October 7, 2026
Care for aging skin without complicated routines. Learn how gentle cleansing, moisturizing, and sun protection support your skin's comfort and protective barrier.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 7, 2026
How politics shapes health messaging, research funding, and what we're able to know
Older Asian woman beside an illustrative lung scan, highlighting gaps in lung cancer screening eligi
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 7, 2026
Explore why some women fall outside lung cancer screening criteria, what newer research reveals, and how medical recommendations differ from Medicare coverage.
Older woman practicing acoustic guitar while reading sheet music in a sunlit room.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 5, 2026
Discover how cognitive reserve supports brain resilience, with six practical ways to strengthen thinking and support cognitive health as you age.
Glass bottle of golden castor oil beside castor beans, leaves and seed pods.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 5, 2026
Explore 42 castor oil uses for skin, hair, castor oil packs, massage and digestive support, with research, tradition and practical guidance.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 3, 2026
Seafood mislabeling can affect your health, your wallet, and your sourcing choices. Learn what a Honolulu study found and which questions help you buy fish.
Older woman studying books and writing in a notebook beside a laptop in a bright home study.
By Marsha Sakamaki • October 3, 2026
Explore the strengths of the aging brain, how knowledge differs from processing speed, and practical ways to keep learning and using your experience.
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