Managing arthritis (otherwise known as "Old Arthur") can be challenging. Many people experience some occasional joint pain as they age. It turns out all of those physical activities and associated injuries of youth - whether football, gymnastics, wrestling, motocross, hockey, etc. - return in the form of aches and pains later in life. However, those […]
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 […]
Social Security may be running out. Retirement can be intimidating for many Americans. Without a continual stream of income, it is challenging to pay bills or cover the costs of daily living. Many Baby Boomers have been working at least since their early teen years, if not earlier. Work is just part of our DNA. […]
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? […]
Aspirin may increase risk of injury from falls. Over-the counter medications can be helpful to deal with colds, flues, headaches, or other minor ailments. Sometimes, they are even believed to have preventative properties. Aspirin has often been encouraged for those at risk of heart attack. According to a recent MedPage Today article titled “Daily Aspirin […]
An Amazon Alexa feature may be helpful for seniors living independently. As people age, their risk for a variety of illnesses and accidents increases. Should an accident or medical emergency occur, the dangers are severe, especially for seniors living alone. They have no one around to hear their cries for help or witness an injury. […]
Where you live could impact how long you live. Cardiovascular disease is prevalent across continents and cultures. The American Heart Association lists it as the primary cause of death globally. Genetics, diet, and exercise are all contributing factors to the development and lethality of cardiovascular disease. According to a recent Forbes article titled “Walkable Neighborhoods […]
Winter weather can place seniors at risk. Seasons have their benefits and their risks in Kansas and Missouri. Springs and Summers can bring hail and tornadoes. Summers can become unbearably hot and humid. Fall brings pumpkin spiced anything. Winter can bring cold, ice, and snow. Oh, my! According to a recent The Spokesman-Review article titled […]
Adjustments will be made to Social Security in 2023. Income is fairly straightforward prior to retirement. People are either self-employed or work for someone else. They get paid for goods or services provided. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “5 Ways the Social Security System Will Change in 2023,” income in retirement […]
Bringing debt into retirement can lead to financial strain. Most people do not enjoy being in debt. It does not feel good to owe money to anyone or any institution. Even so, many people take on some debt during their lifetimes. According to a recent Money Talks News article titled “Sadly, This Is by Far […]
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