As we age, our bodies often become stiffer and we start to lose strength and balance. If your loved ones find themselves in this situation, it is good to start doing some simple exercises to keep the body active and strong. For older adults who do not want to embark on strenuous exercises like running,…
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We all want to be independent. As we age and our bodies start to change, we begin to lose muscle mass and therefore lose strength as well. However, if we have a consistent weight training program, we can delay the process of muscle loss., and we will not have to depend on others more. Using…
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High blood pressure that is not regulated can lead to a variety of health issues, including strokes, renal disease, eye impairment, blood clots, and heart failure. Caregivers should urge their older loved ones to live a good, cardiovascular-healthy lifestyle. To keep their blood pressure within a reasonable range, many older adults must make a few…
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Extreme weather and high temperatures can be dangerous for retirement age adults, even though the sunshine is enjoyable during the summer months. Engaging in activities when it’s hot should be done carefully and thoughtfully. You can stay engaged and on the move, however, while keeping cool. Yes, the weather is a bit chilly right now…
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As technology develops, the ways that malicious individuals prey on vulnerable individuals are constantly evolving. While it may be easy for most people to keep up-to-date by reading the news or doing a quick search on the internet, it can also be easy to become a victim of some more convincing scammers. Older adults in…
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For your loved ones, regular physical activities are beneficial to lead a healthy life. This is beneficial for anyone at any level even for loved ones recovering from an injury. However, as we grow older, we need to adjust our fitness routine. Chair yoga for your loved ones is a great way to start. Here…
DetailsSpending time outdoor is important, but older adults often spend much more time indoors because of mobility issues or because of the weather. Being indoors all day can get boring, and older adults need a variety of activities to improve their physical fitness and to stimulate their minds so that they don’t develop serious health…
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Managing high blood pressure is important for older adults, as it is a serious condition that can lead to other complications. Only 1 in 4 have the condition under control. High blood pressure is known as the silent killer as you cannot see the symptoms. But it damages the blood vessels and also increases the…
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You may have spent the majority of your life caring for others, but as you grow older, it may suddenly become challenging to care for yourself. That’s a change that you can’t deny or ignore. You might be suffering from a chronic condition, or you could be experiencing pain, balance, strength, or mobility concerns. You…
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In some areas and in some ways, the isolation caused by the coronavirus is lessening – for the time being, at least. It might sound like heaven to some, to kick back, stay home, and spend the day watching Netflix. But self-isolation and the lifestyle changes that accompany it can be difficult for others. Activities…
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