by mg_user | Feb 3, 2014 | Nutrition & Recipes
By Guest Blogger Robin Amylon 30% of older adults aged 65 and over have no natural teeth. Changes in oral health are most likely the result of disease, medical treatment, medications or poor tooth hygiene rather than aging itself. The inability to bite and chew makes...
by mg_user | Jan 31, 2014 | Fitness
Study after study has found that physical and mental exercise is a key component of longevity, maintaining health during old age, and helping seniors to prevent the onset of dementia and depression. Creating a lifestyle that is filled with physical activity and mental...
by mg_user | Jan 29, 2014 | Current Events
It’s scary to think that one day all of our memories that we have gathered throughout our lives could be gone. Memories could be so easily washed away by Alzheimer’s as if they had never been experienced – who you are, your family, your past. What if there was a pill...
by mg_user | Jan 27, 2014 | Caregiver Corner
As a caregiver, you might sometimes feel like a machine; an unstoppable, always-on-the-go, ready-for-anything machine. Otherwise, how could you possibly channel the strength, energy and efficiency it takes not just to care for your loved one but also to keep things...
by mg_user | Jan 24, 2014 | Nutrition & Recipes
Heart disease is shocking. Not because it’s so rare or mysterious, but because it is responsible for roughly 1 in 3 American deaths. The American Heart Association estimates that 2300 Americans die every day as a result of cardiovascular disease, which amounts to...
by mg_user | Jan 22, 2014 | Current Events
You may have noticed the new ads that have been running on TV called “Shingles: The Inside Story”. These commercials are intended to help educate people about shingles, which stems from the chickenpox virus that you may have contracted as a child and can lie dormant...