Some signs for dementia occur years before diagnosis. Dementia is an unpleasant reality for many seniors. The genetics of some predispose them to this condition. Certain lifestyle factors also have been found to correlate with its development. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “3 Dementia Warning Signs That May Appear Years in […]
Ultra-processed foods have been linked to cognitive decline. What people consume is important to their wellbeing. Whether it is media or food it can impact how people act and think. The old adage “you are what you eat” is corroborated more and more each year through empirical research. According to a recent MedPage Today article […]
Crossword puzzles may facilitate cognitive health in aging populations. Words are hard. This is especially true of the English language. The vocabulary is vast. It is filled with unique rules and exceptions to rules for grammar and conjugation. When Gretchen and I were living in Germany (many "moons ago"), we became painfully aware how difficult […]
Flavonols may be good for brain health. Cognitive decline is a common concern for aging individuals. This only makes sense. The brain is connected to all body systems through the neural network and is responsible for their functioning. Cognitive decline can lead to falls, changes in personality, forgetfulness, and loss of independence. Scary stuff, yes? […]
Alzheimer’s is often connected to other health issues. Illnesses often do not occur in isolation. The body is comprised of several systems and all parts impact one another. Remember the old song: The foot bone connected to the leg bone, The leg bone connected to the knee bone, The knee bone connected to the thigh […]
A Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of many health problems. When most people think of the Mediterranean they envision beautiful beaches, shimmering water, and a more relaxed pace of life. While they are not wrong, there is also rich agriculture and dining. The fresh ingredients of the region make for delicious meals. According to […]
Hypertension may impair your cognitive functioning. Extensive research exists on how high blood pressure negatively affects the heart. Because the heart is responsible for pumping blood throughout the body, this makes perfect sense. Many people often fail to make the connection between hypertension and body systems other than the cardiovascular system. This is a mistake. […]
Burnout is high for caregivers. Very high. As people age, they often require assistance. Those with family nearby rely on loved ones to provide support. Roles and responsibilities of caregivers are numerous, too numerous to list here. According to a recent Health Hive article titled “Preventing Caregiver Burnout,” older adults can need help with anything […]
Nose picking is a habit many people are encouraged to break. I knew the title of this blog post would catch your attention. Some things are just not considered acceptable in polite society. Children often learn these behaviors to avoid from their families, schools, or other communities. I recall it being known, back in the […]
Dementia and cognitive decline are fairly common in America. I see it happening with my clients and my own family members. Mental health often declines with age. People can lose memory functioning and motor skills. Although seniors may have subtle symptoms of decreased mental functioning, it is not always indicative of dementia. According to a […]
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