Walnuts have numerous health benefits. Foods are a significant factor in overall health. Highly processed food tends to lead to poor health outcomes. Think food that comes out of a bag or box with a list of unpronounceable ingredients and chemicals on the label. Although less processed foods are better in general, some types of […]
Getting older can even impact feet. The body changes as people age. No surprise there. Sometimes, these shifts are dramatic, as in the case of puberty. Other times, the changes are more subtle. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “How Aging Affects Your Feet,” feet often experience more gradual change over time. Collagen production and […]
Graves' disease can have a variety of symptoms. Hormones are essential to the proper functioning of many body systems. They affect metabolism, energy levels, temperature regulation, and reproduction. Although several ailments can affect hormone levels, Graves’ disease can be particularly problematic. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “What Is Graves' Disease?” Graves’ disease is a type […]
Tinnitus can be an irritating condition. Certain noises are considered unpleasant by some people. These include nails on chalkboards, gum-smacking, or smoke alarms blaring. Often these nuisances can be avoided by simply leaving an environment or asking someone to stop making the noise. According to a recent Verywell Health article titled “Causes of Tinnitus or Ringing […]
Macular degeneration has several symptoms. The eyes are a vital part of the body. Your sense of sight depends on them. Eye health tends to change as people age. According to a recent AARP article titled “3 Warning Signs of Macular Degeneration,” these changes can require anything from reading glasses to surgery to correct. The American Optometric […]
Home modifications can help people age in place. Getting older comes with changes to the body. No big surprise there. However, these changes can make independent living more challenging. Many homes are not designed with aging in mind. According to a recent Seasons article titled “Pandemic has made seniors more confident about aging in place, study […]
Making IRA mistakes can be costly. Saving for retirement seems as if it should be pretty straightforward. Many people believe the only thing they need to do is set aside part of their paycheck every month into an IRA. Although you cannot save for retirement without setting aside money, this is only part of successful […]
Guidelines for RMDs look a little different in 2023. People save for retirement so they will have money to pay for things from bills to entertainment when they no longer work. Saving through a Roth IRA means the account is funded through after-tax dollars. With traditional IRAs and 401(k)s, pre-taxed money is added and grows […]
Your habits may diminish your vision. It has been said the eyes are the window to the soul. They also can serve as the window to the world. Taking care of these miraculous sensory organs allows you to maintain better eyesight as you age. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “6 Common […]
Allergic reactions are a common health concern. Our bodies do not always function well. Sometimes this occurs for a short period of time, like when the immune system is fighting the cold or flu. Other times, the malfunctioning is chronic. Allergies are a common example. About 50 million Americans have allergies. Likely, you are one […]
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