With obesity on the rise throughout the country you may not think that seniors and malnutrition are a big problem in the U.S., but a new study has recently proven otherwise.
The Truth About Seniors and Hunger
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Recipes to Combat Osteoporosis
If you have osteoporosis, you might need to make changes to your diet to help build bone strength. Cooking with osteoporosis can be easy, as long as you avoid sodium and opt for leafy greens.
Suffering From Rheumatoid Arthritis? Losing Weight Might Help
A recent study found a connection between rheumatoid arthritis and weight loss. Experts now believe that weight loss might be one of the best methods of prevention (or reduction) of rheumatoid arthritis symptoms.
Doctor’s Orders: Spend More Time With Your Grandkids
A new study shows that there is a direct correlation between spending time with your grandchildren and happiness. Maybe it’s time to convince your kids to take a vacation so you can babysit!
Treatment Options for Strokes
There are new treatments for strokes on the market, but are they effective? A new article in Reuters Health aimed to find out.
Sugar-Free Foods With Major Taste
It’s no secret that sugar is the cause of many health problems. These sugar free food recipes from IQuitSugar.com are both healthy and delicious!
Video Games for Healthy Aging
Video games aren’t just for kids anymore. Video games for seniors are actually being used to improve health, increase exercise, and stimulate the brain.
Can Using the Internet Help With Depression?
Feeling disconnected and alone? The internet can actually be a great way to battle feelings of depression.
There’s No Shame in Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is a common part of the aging process for many adults. When your hearing declines, it can impact every part of your life, whether you’re straining to participate in conversations…
New Trend: Seniors Helping Seniors
With the number of Caregivers available for aging Americans on the decline, a new trend in the senior space has become seniors helping other seniors.
