Seniors

Everything You Need To Know About Collagen Peptides Powder

March 18, 2020 by John Welborn Leave a Comment

There is an increase in the trend of supplements in the market nowadays. First, it was the protein powder that made the buzz, promising increase in muscle mass and weight loss through the absorption of amino acids. Recently, there is a new trend that follows the footsteps of the protein powder: the collagen peptides powder. Collagen is a type of protein and the major component … [Read more...]

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Your Definitive Guide to Finding Care for Loved Ones with Dementia

September 16, 2019 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

It is never an easy decision to make when it comes to reaching the point where your loved one needs to be in a caring environment that is geared up for looking after those who have dementia, but if you can find the right option and a place that feels like home it can help ease your concerns. When you start searching for a care home that caters specifically for dementia … [Read more...]

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Secrets to Staying Young at Heart

August 21, 2018 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

We all come of age. It is part of the process of growing up. We live. We experience. We learn our lessons. But sometimes too much (bad) experiencing can clog the personality and create emotional baggage that are oftentimes hard to get rid of. We then become modern-day scrooges whose outlook in life is generally dark and dreary. They begin to lose their enthusiasm and just … [Read more...]

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Make Life Easier for the Elderly by Installing a Stairlift

August 16, 2018 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Technology has played a crucial role in making humanity’s life simpler, more reliable and exciting. It comes as no surprise how it has severely contributed to developing an improved standard of living for people. When growing older, people start experiencing inevitable changes in their health and immune system which becomes part of their life. Those changes could lead to … [Read more...]

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When does a Person need Walking Aids?

August 1, 2018 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Old age is considered the predecessor of death. A person after enjoying various stages of his life becomes old. With the progressing age, the body becomes weak, and mobility gets compromised too. Most of the elderly suffer from a familiar feeling of helplessness. Old age is the mental setback that takes place when one realizes that movement has turned restricted plus … [Read more...]

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Keeping Your Elderly Loved One at Home in a Safe Environment

July 17, 2018 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Do you have an aging parent? If so, you know that there are new challenges that they face on a daily basis. With everything from mobility to getting to and from doctors appointments, they may be in need of some assistance with their daily living tasks. No child wants to send their adult parent into a nursing home or an assisted living unit without exhausting all of the … [Read more...]

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8 Activities to Help Seniors Improve Their Memory

June 22, 2018 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Many people, especially as we get older, worry about becoming forgetful. It can, for instance, be unnerving to find oneself forgetting the name of an acquaintance or losing track of which page you were reading. However, as concerning as these symptoms may seem, they are not always signs of an underlying issue. For most seniors, occasionally being forgetful—even the name of … [Read more...]

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The Intriguing Link Between Dementia and Magnesium

February 20, 2018 by Alycia Gordan Leave a Comment

There is little known about the causes and cure of dementia despite the fact that the ailment has grown to be a leading cause of death affecting nearly a million people worldwide. It is for this reason that we find researchers invested in attempting to understand the ailment. It is because of efforts like these that Brenda C.T. Kieboom, MD, Department of Epidemiology, … [Read more...]

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Spiritual Nourishment for terminally ill people

December 13, 2017 by Suzzane Edwards Leave a Comment

Spiritual Nourishment is probably the only way to enhance quality of life for terminally ill people - Obaidul Karim Khan 40% of the world population lives with chronic diseases as 1% of population tussle with life-threatening diseases. according to WHO. Quality of life is widely used term nowadays. But how to enhance the quality of life for the people who are terminally ill? … [Read more...]

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Benefits of Physical Exercise to Prevent Dementia

October 13, 2017 by Wellbeing Leave a Comment

Around 5% of a million people experienced the risk of aging and signs of dementia. Upon reaching the ages 45 to 60, many people start to have difficulty in recalling situations and slows down their capability to grasp thoughts which are often termed as the “learning disabilities”. At this stage, the brain begins to suffer dementia when the blood can no longer flow properly … [Read more...]

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