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“Silent Murderer.” This is what doctors call high blood pressure. This is because its devastating and irreversible effects occur almost without prior symptoms especially in elders. It affects organs as diverse as the kidneys, the brain and the heart. Blood pressure is the force that blood exerts on the walls of arteries as it flows …
Choosing a gift for a loved one over the age of 60 is always a challenge. But when it comes to gifts for people with Alzheimer’s disease or senile dementia, it can almost seem to be mission impossible. Perhaps you would tell yourself he/she doesn’t need the gift, can’t use it or doesn’t recognize the …
No one disputes anymore that physical or mental activity is good for anyone’s health. A sedentary lifestyle or lack of social contact affects our quality of life in the long term because it reduces our mobility and mental agility. As the years go by, we are not as agile as we used to be, we …
Going to a home is not always easy, especially during the first few weeks. But today, we will give you tips on how to make it easier with socializing advice. Keep reading to learn more. 1- While You Are Settling In Members of your family may have accompanied you to your new home to help …
Elderly care requires some changes in your lifestyle and, of course, in your home. Not sure what they are? Not to worry! That’s exactly what we’re going to tell you in the blog below. But if you haven’t yet checked out the first part of our article, you can do so here before reading below. …
Meditation has been used to help individuals feel more at ease since ancient times. Meditation has grown in popularity in recent years due to its scientifically established advantages. Meditation is a technique for training your mind to concentrate, relax, and redirect your thoughts. The following are the most prevalent styles of meditation: Meditation for mindfulness …
When caring for an aging loved one, a few changes can be helpful. Some tricks you can do yourself at home will make tasks easier, reduce the risk of falling and improve accessibility. Most importantly, they will make life easier for everyone. And the best part? You can seamlessly and elegantly incorporate these ideas without …
Perhaps the best part of aging is the free time you have. You finally have time to pursue your favorite activity, start a new one in a group, or finally read all those pending books sitting in the library! Reading is fun, but it’s also good for you! According to a Yale University study of …
Palliative Care: Helping Patients at the End of Life Summary – Palliative Care Unit: Helping Patients at the end of life – The Palliative Care Unit medical team – Volunteer palliative care providers – Palliative Care Unit: inpatient or at home? – Palliative Care Unit admission: limited space The palliative care unit is a follow-up …
Scientific studies show that an adequate supply of energy and nutrients helps the body maintain stable physiological functions, preserve tissue and promote cell regeneration. Diet and nutrition play a key role in how the body ages, modulating the changes associated with this process. Although its impact may seem minor, it is one of the transcendental …