Planning for Old Age – testing changes
Planning for Old Age As we age, we confront many different challenges, realities, and situations that can be made more manageable with early planning. In this blog we will go over three things to consider for the future and ways you can start thinking to plan for...Tips on Alleviating Arthritis Pain
Tips on Alleviating Arthritis Pain Medical professionals generally define arthritis as inflammation of the joints which lead to joint pain and muscle stiffness. The reality is that there are over one hundred different kinds of arthritis, each with different causes and...
Aging Well: Staying Mobile in Old Age
Aging Well: Staying Mobile in Old AgeFor anyone who has reached old age or younger, if you are able to walk for exercise, then you should start now. According to a research study surveying more than 1,600 men and women between the ages of 70 and 89. Half of these...
What to Expect as We Age
What to Expect as We AgeAging is a biological fact. We all age. This is a process that we undergo as we experience decreases in physiological function and increases in the likelihood of mortality due to various factors like illness, bone density loss, and so on. But,...
What’s does the Future Look Like for Alzheimer’s?
Dementia Around the World: What’s does the Future Look Like? In 2017, it was estimated that 44 million people around the world have Alzheimer’s or another degenerative neurological disorder. As elderly populations increase around the world, this figure is expected to...Top Alzheimer’s
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