It is not uncommon to see mature adults with no appetite. In fact, it happens more often than not. As we age, numerous changes take place in our bodies. We may be on medications that change smell and taste, we are no longer active so don’t work up an appetite, and more. Eating three meals…
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We are all familiar with the stereotypes of aging. When we think of an individual in their later years, we may think of an elderly person sitting in their living rooms mindlessly gazing at the television screen or lounging around on their patios, staring into the distance. Overall, it is not a particularly exciting existence…
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Encouraging the rebounding exercise might seem like a ludicrous concept to many seniors. After all, why would you want someone with limited mobility and at a high risk of injury, to be jumping on a trampoline? First off, these jumps are nothing compared to the ones the youths will do, we go smaller and safer.…
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As humans, we long to live healthily and strive for happiness. We need to maintain both our physical and mental well-being. When it comes to wellness for our loved ones advancing in age, it is usually linked to physical health, but mental health is just as important. Loneliness is one of the big reasons why…
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Frequently, aging adults find themselves eating less and less. That’s not necessarily a good thing. Where it can assist with much-needed weight loss, there comes a point when no more weight should be dropped. Additionally, it can hamper an adult from getting the nutrition they need. Though nutrition is important in our younger years, it…
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Known as the exercise of longevity, tai chi is a martial art form of Chinese descent. Like yoga, it involves slow, rhythmic movements that are done in a focused manner with meditation as a key point. Each movement transitions to another seamlessly ensuring every part of the body is always engaged. Tai chi is great…
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Joint pain is common amongst older adults and while some may experience serious medical conditions like arthritis, others may just have joint pains and aches which come normally with aging. Older adults may not be able to find a quick remedy for their joint problems but there are certain tips that they can follow to…
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The past year has been quite tough for most people. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to self-isolate, reducing our socializing and it is a well-known fact that humans are social creatures. It is even more crucial that older adults do what they can to stay active in both mind and body and keep themselves…
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Nothing allows us to appreciate the beauty of nature more than the hobby of gardening. No wonder gardening has been so popular for your loved ones. With just a small plot of land, one can enjoy gardening benefits for them, both physically and mentally. Whether it’s a small garden of herbs or a collection of…
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Yoga is one of the few exercises that seem to be age-friendly, where anyone from any age group can try and excel. However, will people who are more mature in age be able to get the most out of the benefits of yoga? The answer is yes! With chair yoga, they might even do better…
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