Alzheimer’s stories- As we sit on a park bench enjoying some sun on this chilly Friday afternoon the most important person in my Father;s life appears unexpectedly. February 26, 2020submitted by /u/FriendsofGregLonggym [link] [comments]
- Amazed at the difference some vigorous exercise just made. February 25, 2020I tried posting this a week ago so it pertains to last week, just fyi. Things have changed a bit since then. Anyway. I had been watching of hours worth of video of a person playing a German adventure video game, which had subtitles in English that i had to read. Up to yesterday i […]
- A safe place full of resources! February 25, 2020submitted by /u/taytertots69 [link] [comments]
- Is it normal for my grandma to lose appetite for certain foods? February 25, 2020It seems that she does not want to eat a lot of foods and prefer sweets like ice cream. She still eats dinner but not as much as she use to, but goes through heaps of ice cream submitted by /u/ryan2210114 [link] [comments]
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The Aging Body
The body goes through many changes starting at adolescence. As a person ages the brain, eyes, ears, mouth, smell, heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, bladder, colon, metabolism, and so on starts to change. The body functions start declining which affects reproductive organs, blood, cells, tissues and so on. To slow aging one must exercise, eat right …
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The Brain and Healthy Aging
Growing older and learning from your mistakes is a clear sign that our brain is improving. The brain will improve as we learn. In return, it helps us to live a better life. We live longer and learn new skills that help us to develop a healthier way of living. Our brain has learned a …
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Healthy Aging Starts with Stress Reduction
People are often unaware of what stress can do to their body and mind. Stress is bad for the heart. Stress will give you headaches, or make you feel depressed. Stress can do many harmful things to your body and mind, yet in some instances stress is good. Balancing stress is the key to living …
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Activities Promoting Healthy Aging
Lack of activities can prevent you from living healthy. When you do not enjoy activities, you may feel fatigue or find it difficult to sleep at night. When you awake in the morning, you may feel tired until you finally fall asleep. As we, age our body changes, and we have to make changes to …
Read MoreJust what is Alzheimer’s?
Alzheimer’s is a a degenerative brain disease of unknown cause that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. Symptoms usually develop slowly and get worse over time, becoming severe enough to interfere with daily tasks .
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- As we sit on a park bench enjoying some sun on this chilly Friday afternoon the most important person in my Father;s life appears unexpectedly. February 26, 2020 /u/FriendsofGregLonggym
- Amazed at the difference some vigorous exercise just made. February 25, 2020 /u/remote3412
- A safe place full of resources! February 25, 2020 /u/taytertots69
- Is it normal for my grandma to lose appetite for certain foods? February 25, 2020 /u/ryan2210114
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