The Mediterranean diet may reduce risk for developing Alzheimer’s or dementia. There is a common phrase “you are what you eat.” You have likely heard it numerous times throughout your childhood and adulthood. Athough it seems silly when interpreted at its literal extreme, the phrase holds wisdom. According to a recent Barchester article titled “Mediterranean […]
The amount of times a person sleeps may be a risk factor for dementia. Sleep is important. For anyone who has stayed up later than expected or had to wake up earlier than desired, this seems like common sense. A lack of sleep can make us irritable and sluggish. According to a recent The New […]
Poor gum health and dementia may be related. As people age, certain illnesses become more common. One such illness is dementia. Although many seniors have dementia, not all elderly develop this problem with their cognitive functioning. Nevertheless, it is important to know if there are any habits or personal practices we can curb, begin, or […]
Powers of Attorney are necessary for incapacity planning. It is impossible to predict the future. Sudden illnesses, car accidents, or work injuries can leave you and your family in a precarious position. This danger is heightened if you failed to put fundamental legal protections in place. According to a recent My Prime Time News article […]
You may be able to deduct long-term care costs on your tax return. Few people get excited about filing taxes. For many, organizing and reviewing paystubs, receipts, and health insurance forms is tedious and unpleasant. [Count yours truly among that many, but fortunately Gretchen takes care of all of that!] Although filing taxes takes time […]
Processed meat and dementia may have an unfortunate connection. Do you like bacon? If yes, you are in good company. As the old saw goes: "That's too much bacon! (Said no man ever.)" Unfortunately, you may want to rethink your dietary choices. According to a recent Medical News Today article titled “Dementia: 25 grams of […]
Dementia increases COVID-19 risks. Certain conditions are often connected having greater risk factors when it comes to specific infections or viruses. This is no different with COVID-19. A previous blog post outlined connections between obesity and COVID-19 complications. According to recent ABC News 2 article titled “Ohio university study shows people with dementia are more […]
Many people require caregiving support as they age. You are getting older. This means your parents are also getting older. As people age, their minds and bodies begin to wear down. When this happens, full independence may no longer be an option. According to an AARP article titled “5 Signs Your Loved One May Need […]
Living safely at home may be possible for many seniors. Aging comes with an increase in ailments. As people get older, their bodies decline cognitively and physically. For some, this can be a rapid onset. For others, the decline can be slower. According to a recent Tapinto.net article titled “Caring for Elderly Parents: Can They […]
Some COVID-19 symptoms are unique to older patients. Most symptoms of COVID-19 are fairly common. These include tiredness, ache joints, shortness of breath, and loss of smell. Some people display a handful of symptoms or none at all. Other people have unusual symptoms. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “Seniors With COVID-19 May […]
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