Aging has been studied for many years. Seniors today are living in a time when we have more information about what causes people to grow older. Currently, there’s no cure for aging, but there are some interesting things to know about how the body responds to different factors that influence…
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Once diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, seniors must work with their healthcare providers to determine medications and treatment plans to best manage the symptoms. For seniors who prefer a more natural approach to alleviating their symptoms, there are also several lifestyle changes that can make living with Parkinson’s disease more tolerable….
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Sundowning isn’t an official health condition. Instead, it represents a collection of behaviors older adults tend to exhibit toward the end of the day. Confusion, agitation, and delusions increase when a senior is sundowning. Watching for your aging loved one’s patterns helps you know when to use these tips to…
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The loss of spouses or other loved ones, chronic conditions, and a sense of not having anything to contribute to society are just some of the factors that can contribute to depression, anxiety, and other mental health problems in seniors. Even if your elderly loved one isn’t facing these particular…
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The coronavirus is especially devastating for seniors who don’t have robust immune systems, which is why you need to come up with a long-term plan for boosting your aging loved one’s health and preventing too many germs from getting into his or her home. While you won’t be able to…
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Your senior loved one’s doctor is one of your family’s greatest assets when it comes to maintaining your parent’s health. Doctor visits can often be short, and seniors may easily forget to address important issues during their appointments. Planning before the appointment gives your loved one the chance to make…
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As more research is done regarding Alzheimer’s, there is mounting proof of the idea that people are what they eat. Seniors are often reminded to eat a healthy diet to keep their bodies strong, yet there’s also a connection between what seniors eat and their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease….
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Seniors sometimes need to supplement their retirement income. However, they may no longer be able to work full time, or they might not be interested in a position that requires a great deal of responsibility. Earning money during the senior years also helps older adults feel a sense of control…
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For aging adults, smoking can be especially bad for their health. The staff at Huntsville Home Care Assistance has put together an infographic featuring some key statistics related to seniors who smoke and how the habit can affect their health as they age. Older adults who engage in smoking or…
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The weeks and months immediately after a stroke are especially important for older adults. This is the time when the brain is making its greatest efforts to rewire itself and regain lost abilities. Even so, it can be difficult to face the physical and emotional changes that often occur following…
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