Parents
Friday, 30 December 2022
Parents The biggest and most honest investors in the world are your parents, they are the investors who spend three types of capital on their children!!! Wealth Time (all your life) Their youth/age (beauty , strength) And these (parents) are such investors that: They sacrifice their time, age, money and their thoughts without
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10 Healthy Breakfast Ideas for Seniors
Thursday, 29 September 2022
Do you ensure your senior adults are getting complete nutrients in every meal? The first meal of the day (breakfast) is considered the most important. As you are eating for the first time after a long night of fasting it should make you feel nourished. When you start ageing your body is at a risk
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7 Things We Do at My Noble Care Old Folks Home
Friday, 09 September 2022
Isolation and lack of adequate care and attention can immensely harm a senior person’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Taking care of an elderly loved one entails being able to provide 24/7 oversight, instant medical care in the face of emergencies, and regularly keeping tabs on their medication, meals, and water intake. Individuals with busy
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Things to Consider when Traveling with an Aging Parent
Tuesday, 30 August 2022
Traveling with an ailment or disability can be incredibly exhausting and taxing, especially for older people. Many seniors experience nausea, headaches, joint pains from sitting too long in the same position, and bladder pains from waiting for restrooms while traveling. Despite many elderly care challenges, traveling with your senior loved ones is extremely rewarding –
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7 Reasons Why Seniors Move to a Retirement Home
Friday, 12 August 2022
After retirement, most older people are prone to find themselves stuck in a sedentary lifestyle due to health issues or a drastic drop in daily activities and interaction with other individuals. In extreme circumstances, it can result in social isolation and declining mental health among seniors, which can prove quite dangerous. Moving into a retirement
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How to Prevent Dehydration in Older Adults?
Tuesday, 02 August 2022
Dehydration can cause grave conditions in individuals from all age groups. If left unchecked, it can especially become life-threatening for seniors. As people age, their thirst sensation degrades significantly, making dehydration in elders a frequent phenomenon. It can lead to serious health issues, including constipation, kidney stones, blood clots, and lowered blood pressure. Older adults
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Recognizing and Responding to a High Blood Pressure Emergency In Elders
Monday, 25 July 2022
Blood pressure, as used in medical terms, refers to the amount of stress that flowing blood exerts on the artery walls of a human body. Blood pressure naturally rises and falls during the day, but in those who have hypertension, blood pressure is constantly high, raising the risk of major medical problems. An umbrella term
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5 Warning Signs of Heart Attack in Older Adults
Friday, 22 July 2022
Many people believe that a heart attack is abrupt and instant, similar to the “Filmy” heart attack portrayed in the movies, in which the victim grips their chest and collapses the other moment. The fact is that a lot of heart attacks begin with a small amount of chest pain. A person who experiences such
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The Most Common Reasons For Loneliness Among Elderly And How To Help Them Combat It
Friday, 08 July 2022
Most older people feel lonely at some point in their lives. It’s one of the most common reasons for loneliness. The fact is that “Loneliness” is one of the most common reasons people develop depression or even take drastic steps. In a society where a new house, car, and smartphone seem to be the only
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5 WAYS TO PREVENT OSTEOPOROSIS IN THE ELDERLY
Saturday, 25 June 2022
Osteoporosis has become a growing health concern in the elderly. It is one of the most common diseases affecting the older adults, mainly because the bones lose their elasticity and density and become more fragile as they age. Thus, it makes it easier for the bones to break and result in Osteoporosis. Osteoporosis can be
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