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Even though there isn’t a cure for Alzheimer’s disease, you can lessen some of the worst symptoms with a comprehensive treatment plan. Studies have revealed that lifestyle habits play a major role in Alzheimer’s, and you can greatly boost your senior loved one’s quality of life by making some simple changes. Here are a few tips and tricks you can use to provide world-class care to a loved one with…
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Senior stroke survivors with diabetes face numerous dietary challenges. The combination of neurological deficits, such as chewing and swallowing difficulties, and unstable blood glucose levels can make planning healthy meals challenging. Here are five nutritious foods for elderly stroke survivors with diabetes. 1. Salmon Fresh fish such as salmon is high in omega-3 fatty acids. Salmon regulates blood glucose levels, and it can also reduce the risk for a second…
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The changes in the brain that cause dementia symptoms such as memory loss can also affect vision. When people see something with their eyes, they rely on their cognitive abilities to make sense of what they see. Your senior loved one’s memory of past experiences must work with the other senses to help him or her interpret the images he or she sees. However, dementia and vision changes often occur…
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Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s at home is possible, as long as you take safety precautions. You need to remove all hazards and ensure your loved one is secure while inside the house. Here are some ways to increase home safety for a senior parent with Alzheimer’s. Keep Potentially Dangerous Items Out of Reach You shouldn’t keep weapons in your loved one’s home, but if you choose to,…
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Seniors with high blood pressure often take medication to boost their health. While your aging loved one should always follow the doctor’s recommended treatment plan, there are also other things that can be done to reduce blood pressure. These six tips are all natural ways for seniors to lower their blood pressure. 1. Go for a Walk Exercise is a known way to lower blood pressure. However, seniors sometimes get…
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Parkinson’s disease is a type of central nervous system disorder that makes it difficult for the body to properly control movements. In its earliest stages, the symptoms of Parkinson’s may be very subtle. An early diagnosis may be challenging to achieve, but it allows seniors to get access to a variety of helpful treatment options. To ensure your senior loved one gets the help he or she needs as soon…
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After years of having good oral health, seniors are sometimes surprised when a new round of dental issues accompanies the aging process. Treating dental health issues is always important, but it becomes a greater priority when you realize how much seniors need good oral health to be able to eat properly. Watch out for these common dental health issues that tend to occur in the elderly so you can help…
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According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, approximately 27 percent of seniors over the age of 65 have no teeth. Though this number has been steadily decreasing over recent years, many seniors still eat daily meals without the aid of teeth. Try these healthful foods that are soft enough for your senior loved one to eat but are full of flavor and nutrition. Cottage Cheese Your loved…
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Although St. Patrick’s Day is considered a traditional Irish holiday, many people around the world indulge in a variety of festivities designed to commemorate the day. Young and old celebrate the day in different ways. There are many ways seniors can enjoy St. PAtrick’s Day with friends and family. 1. Share St. Patrick’s Story Older adults often share their life experience, knowledge, and skills with younger generations. Holidays are no…
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Seniors may be susceptible to high cholesterol as a result of a slower metabolic rate, chronic illnesses, and certain medications. Because high cholesterol can raise the risk for strokes and heart attacks, it’s important to maintain healthy cholesterol levels in the senior years. Here are some things you can do to help your aging loved one maintain healthy cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases. Limit Tobacco and…
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