It’s difficult to tell your aging parents what they should and shouldn’t do. After all, they are your parents. That dynamic can get messy. Researchers from Penn State University, the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging and the Rowan University … Continue reading →
We all have dietary flaws and more often than not, sugar is the number one culprit behind it. It’s delicious and can be very difficult to avoid, too. However, if your loved one has a sweet tooth, you need to … Continue reading →
Perhaps you already felt it that the quality of your beloved seniors’ sleep greatly affects the quality of their day. If they’ve had a good night’s rest, they’re less likely to feel grumpy and frequently hungry during the day. But … Continue reading →
We rely on our communication capacities to express ourselves. But what if we or our loved ones experience problems communicating? What if they’d have difficulties in speaking and understanding due to recent surgery or injury? An effective solution to this … Continue reading →
Stroke is considered to be the fifth leading cause of death and disability in the United States alone. It is caused by the blockage of the arteries that leads up to your brain, thus, blocking the oxygen and nutrients that … Continue reading →
Self-medication is a common and rising threat in the generation today. One of the common reasons why people tend to do it is because of the high cost of a consultation with a doctor. However, it is the best and … Continue reading →
