The old saying goes that a dog is a man’s best friend, but pets of all types can fill our hearts and fill our days with purpose and joy. If you consider adopting a pet as a senior, you can experience rich emotional rewards and multiple health benefits. Mental Health Benefits of Owning a Dog […]
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Changes in your sleep pattern are par for the course when it comes to getting older. You may find yourself fading before the evening news is over and waking up with every passing car. If you’re facing sleeping challenges, you’re not alone. According to a recent poll, 46% of adults aged 65 – 80 have
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The bathroom is an essential area in your house to facilitate your health and cleanliness, but it can double as a slipping hazard. According to the National Council on Aging, one in four seniors experience a fall in the bathroom each year. With such a high risk, it’s no wonder that many seniors worry about
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Senior fitness is essential to stay happy and healthy. An active lifestyle has bountiful health benefits, including improved mental health, an elevated sense of purpose, and increased cognitive wellbeing. Incorporating a workout routine into your life will help you continue to shine bright into your golden years. The following exercises offer a range of strengthening
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Any chronic health condition can impact day-to-day life, and arthritis comes with its own set of challenges. What Is Arthritis? So, what is arthritis? Understanding the nature of the disorder will empower you to make changes to enhance your wellbeing. The most common form of arthritis – Osteoarthritis – causes deterioration of protective joints over
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When you get older, it might take a little longer to remember a name or date, and words may not come to mind as quickly as they once did. As you and your brain age, what can you do? How can your memory be improved? Luckily, the top activities and habits for seniors to improve
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