
Exercise plays a role in helping seniors age gracefully. From walking, eating to bathing, regular exercise helps seniors carry out daily activities independently. Exercise also boosts mental health, improves mood, and fights depression. Most...
Read More ›Our elderly loved ones are prone to depression and anxiety because of the stress that comes with old age and the sudden inability to cope with life's challenges. Sometimes, it can't be helped that they do not function the same way as they did when...
Read More ›A lot of cases have proven how aging can be tricky for your brain health. The good news is, there are ways to help maintain your memory and brain health. Keeping your body healthy is as important as keeping your mind healthy, especially in old...
Read More ›Our hair is among the most noticeable part of our body—even from a distance. And it plays a huge part in our appearance. As we age, we lose the luster we once had. The color may turn gray and we may experience some hair loss. These changes can...
Read More ›Senior citizens who have an iron deficiency and vitamin B12 deficiency can have anemia. Although the condition may not seem like a serious health issue, some studies have shown that older adults who are anemic are at risk of losing their physical...
Read More ›Most seniors prefer to live in their own homes rather than move in with a family member or relocate to a nursing home. However, many of them begin to have trouble with everyday activities, such as shopping, cooking, housekeeping, and personal...
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