Senior Health

One of the areas that people don't often associate with the food they eat is their energy level. However, fatigue is very common for those who aren't getting the vitamins, minerals, and nutrients they need.

Anxiety is more common than many people understand. It affects over 40 million people and 25% of the seniors in the country.

One of the most difficult transitions a senior citizen faces is the loss of driving. Being without transportation can make anyone feel helpless.

Caregiving can be emotionally draining, physically demanding, and can take up a large part of your life. It can also present a financial strain.

Seniors are more prone to dehydration because the body’s mechanisms become less efficient as we age. Senior citizens also experience reduced thirst signals.

Senior citizens may especially benefit from implementing self-care into their daily routine. Taking care of themselves is a great way to lower stress and anxiety and live a more peaceful life.

Walking can significantly contribute to healthy aging because it offers many benefits while being easy to adjust to the individual's capabilities.

The old adage is that laughter is the best medicine - and science is backing up the anecdotal evidence in many ways. So start smiling and laughing more!

Not only is exercise good for wheelchair-bound seniors, but it provides an enjoyable outlet and a rush of endorphins that can make you feel young and alive.