Common Foot Problems in Seniors. Due to the physiological complications of aging, and their overall health and mobility. Here, estimates show that by the time a person reaches age 65. As a result, approximately 90% of the population will have suffered a foot and ankle condition at some point. For example, the foot is a […]
Author: Ian McClymont
Risk Factors for Alzheimer’s Disease
Risk Factors for Alzheimer’s Disease. Researchers don’t know exactly what causes Alzheimer’s disease. Many things are thought to be involved. But as scientists have learned more about the condition, they’ve found clues about where symptoms come from and who’s at risk. The Brain and Alzheimer’s Disease Risk Factors for Alzheimer’s Disease. When a person has Alzheimer’s, their brain changes. […]
Why Sitting Affects Your Health
Why Sitting Affects Your Health. Many of us are guilty of being chained to our desk chairs during the day and to the sofa during the evenings, but what impact could this have on our health later down the line? The cold and dark weather dramatically decreases the appeal of exercise this time of year, […]
Your Hands as You Age
Give Your Hands as you age, a Hand Your Hands as You Age. You use your hands to do so many things: tie your shoes, open jars, drive, and use your phone, to name just a few. It’s hard to do much of anything without them, but as you get older, they can get weaker […]
Poor Circulation in the Feet
Poor Circulation in the Feet. many elderly patients complain of cold hands and feet and numbness or swelling in their extremities—all classic signs of poor venous blood flow, or circulation. While poor circulation is indeed common in seniors, there are plenty of steps that can be taken to help mitigate it. So then, the body transports […]
Ageing in the Digital Era
Ageing in the Digital Era. The 21st Century is characterised by increasing digitalisation. And as more and more everyday services move online, ‘offliners’ risk being excluded in an era that embraces fast-changing innovation in digital technology. Also, this predominantly concerns older persons who are less, digitally connected than the youth who were born into the digital age. However, the accelerated digitalisation during the COVID-19 pandemic has further emphatised these inequalities, as many […]
Night Problems!
Night Problems, Nocturia Night Problems! Does your bladder nag you out of bed overnight? As a result, if you have to go to the bathroom more than once during 6-8 hours of zzz’s, Here, you might have nocturia. So then, your body may make too much urine, or your bladder can’t hold enough. Sometimes it’s both. However, there are many […]
Detoxing Your Liver
Detoxing Your Liver. The prevalence of some liver diseases increases with ageing, and advanced liver disease is observed more often in older than in younger patients. Moreover, various physiological changes associated with ageing may affect the pathogenesis of liver diseases. Your liver represents the human body’s primary filtration system, converting toxins into waste products, cleansing […]
Tech Neck Syndrome
Tech Neck Syndrome. Whether you’re caught up in doomscrolling or just checking your work emails, chances are you’re spending a lot of time on your phone and computer. But all that screen time can lead to a pesky condition called “text neck.” Hunching over your device can leave you with some severe aches and pains. So then, […]
Protection From Online Tracking
Protection From Online Tracking. online tracking has become an everyday reality that threatens our online privacy. Protecting your personal data is more important than ever, and knowing effective ways to protect yourself will help you maintain your privacy. The main aim of online tracking protection is to stop online advertisers, analytics companies, or other third-party […]