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 […]
An Apple AirTag can help keep track of items and people. Apple has become a prominent tech company since its founding. Understatement. Whatever you think of the company, there is no denying its innovative bent. Although it started as a computer company, its work and reach has expanded to other areas. Apple revolutionized the music […]
Some risk factors for dementia can be prevented. Genetics play a role in health. After all, it is rather hard to fool the old gene pool. You likely know people who live active and health-conscious lifestyles who are still diagnosed with devastating illnesses. You cannot choose their genetic makeup, but you can take steps to […]
Insomnia is not helpful for the brain. Quality and quantity of sleep are both considered health indicators. Although it is normal for people to occasionally have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, a pattern of poor sleep can be a cause for concern. Insomnia can be a symptom of a number of issues. According to […]
Dementia and Alzheimer’s require thoughtful, but quick action. Hearing a doctor pronounce a diagnosis of dementia or Alzheimer’s is devastating. It impacts both the patients and their loved ones. Fear is a common response as the progression of the disease leads to loss of memories, personality, relationships, and independence. According to a recent Next Avenue […]
Certain social habits may demonstrate a greater risk of dementia. Relationships are important. A strong family can provide security, love, encouragement, and trust. Good friends choose to spend time with you and be a part of your life in the good and bad times. In short, people of all ages need to be in relationship […]
Some symptoms of dementia may be noticed fairly early. Many people are affected by dementia. Unfortunately, it is not likely to disappear anytime soon. The Alzheimer’s Association estimates about 12.7 million individuals age 65 or older will have a form of dementia by 2050. According to a recent Yahoo article titled “This Is the No. […]
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