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Pneumonia in the Elderly

Pneumonia in the Elderly

Pneumonia is an infection of the lungs that can be serious in older adults. In the U.S., nearly 250,000 people are hospitalized with pneumonia each year, and about 50,000 die from the disease, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Seniors are at high risk for complications and death. If you suspect your elderly loved one has pneumonia, see the doctor right away. Pneumonia is a respiratory infection that causes inflammation in the air sacs in the l

Tips for Dealing with Aging Parents Who Won't Listen

Tips for Dealing with Aging Parents Who Won't Listen

If you’re struggling with aging parents who refuse help, you’re not alone. According to a study by researchers at Penn State University, a whopping 77% of adult children believe their parents are stubborn when it comes to taking their advice or getting help with daily tasks. You may simply be suggesting options to improve your parents’ quality of life, but they time and time again turn you down. Whether it’s truly stubbornness or they simply don’t want to be a burden on other

Duties of a Senior Caregiver

Duties of a Senior Caregiver

Cleaning, grocery shopping, cooking, bathing, helping with medical appointments, and managing medications are some of the duties of an elderly caregiver. Each person’s care responsibilities will ultimately depend on your loved one’s health and needs. An elderly caregiver is a caregiver who cares for the health and well-being of someone who needs help with daily tasks and activities often known in the health industry as activities of daily living or (ADLs). Your aging loved on

Keys to Great Health & Metabolism

Keys to Great Health & Metabolism

1. Sleep – it leverages and maximizes the other things 2. Diet 3. Exercise Metabolism is the mechanic built-in to your body that acclimates to your environment. For the most part, you think when you increase intake, weight goes up. When you decrease intake, weight goes down. Your body cannot survive or persist in an ongoing state of weight increase or weight decrease because the metabolism’s job is to acclimate. Metabolism is the biological and hormonal compilation within our

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