When we think of someone playing golf, our mind would usually bring up old, wealthy men discussing business plans. But it’s really more than that. Today, golf is enjoyed around the world and by everyone of all ages. What makes people come back to this sport is a combination of two things: practice and competitiveness.…
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Hallucinations in dementia patients can be expressed in many different ways. Some examples include your loved ones thinking someone stole their belongings or something is touching them. Or they may think they are hearing something but actually, it is just a hallucination. These are common scenarios as hallucinations in dementia patients are often expressed in…
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As one advances in age, they may be more susceptible to different health ailments. One of the potential health conditions your loved ones may be exposed to is sciatica. Sciatica is a condition where pain can be experienced due to sciatic nerve irritation. Hence, sciatica pain relief is highly crucial for your loved ones as…
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You know what they say: prevention is better than cure. For memory-related illnesses like Alzheimer’s and dementia, there’s currently no cure. However, your loved ones can take precautions by leading a healthy lifestyle, which includes diet. It’s no secret that a healthy diet is one of the essential steps to achieving good health for both…
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Living in the digital age does come with its perks. The internet and technology, in general, have made our lives a whole lot more convenient. From providing information at the snap of our fingers to becoming virtual assistants, technology is arguably beneficial. This goes the same for your loved ones as well. Mobile apps are…
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What is assisted living? Assisted living is a service provided in dedicated facilities to people who may need medical or personal care in their daily living. This doesn’t have to only be an intensive form of care but can also be simple and small things (such as the management of medication and access to medical…
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