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My Connections Magazine Winter 2018 January, February, and March “I mean, let’s not talk about this idea of, ‘Oh no! I’m going to be 40!’ You could be dead. So enjoy it. It’s a privilege to age,” JANE FONDA "Ageism is alive and well," said Fonda, who stars opposite Tomlin in Grace & Frankie. The Oscar winner also shared that it's an issue that impacts mainly women. "It is okay for men to get older, because men become more desirable by being powerful, "With women, it's all about how we look. Men are very visual, they want young women. So, for us, it's all about trying to stay young." JULIANNE MOORE “I mean, let’s not talk about this idea of, ‘Oh no! I’m going to be 40!’ You could be dead. So enjoy it. It’s a privilege to age,” the actress told InStyle. “Even in scripts, they’ll refer to a character as ‘aging.’ Well… everyone is aging. In literature and in movies, when people try to stop the process, it always ends in disaster. I think it’s really important to be where you are.” SUSAN SARANDON Sarandon says that not relying on looks in one's younger years can help with aging in Hollywood. Playing Bette Davis in this year's Feud: Bette and Joan, the actress revealed that she gained a deeper understanding of the struggle women went through as they got older in Hollywood decades prior. 9
My Connections Magazine Winter 2018 January, February, and March Valentine's Day: Good for the Heart Chocolate, red wine, and other expressions of love can be good for you. The stuff of Valentine's Day may be good for the heart, in more ways than one. Chocolate, red wine, and expressions of love could not only make thumpers go pitter-patter in romantic fashion, they could also lead to better heart health. According to a growing amount of research, chocolate, red wine, and love can play a role in keeping the blood flowing throughout the body. Experts do not always agree on how these elements boost cardiovascular fitness, nor do they always recommend them as tools for disease prevention. But it's clear that a little of each isn't too bad -- in moderation. The Sweet Stuff Many people see chocolate as a guilty pleasure. How many dieters have felt they've committed a sin upon indulging in the cocoa delight? How many mothers have warned their children against eating too much, lest they get cavities?There's no doubt chocolate can contribute to weight gain and toothdecay, but now researchers are finding it can do good things for the body as well. 10
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