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Aging with grace and beauty. Embrace age with aging advice, tips, and tricks.
5 Everyday Habits That Accelerate Aging.
Aging is the most feared transition that we must all confront at some time in our life. That is why, to seem younger, people resort to costly skincare and cosmetic products. The average American woman, for example, spends around $313 per month on looks alone, while males spend about $244 over the same period.
Naveen KumarPublished 7 days ago in LongevityThe Happiness Project
Allowing positive thoughts, allows more positive thoughts to occur. Happiness is not a destination, it is a way of being, and your thoughts, create your actions, which create your personality, which create your character. It is time to make happiness one important character trait that you do not negate for anything or anyone. SO what makes you happy? What are you grateful for?
Chloe Noelle KingPublished 7 days ago in LongevityLongevity tips and AI startups
Aging Aging (spelled ageing in British English) is the process of becoming older, that involves a series of functional changes that appear over time and are not the result of illness or accident, but occur as a consequence of accumulating disorders in the body’s structure and functions. It is an unpreventable chronological, social and biological process and is genetically determined and environmentally modulated. Let's see now how aging and life expectancy are affected.
Marina T AlamanouPublished 8 days ago in Longevity
An Elder...or just...getting older?
In his book, Saturn Returns:Thinking Astrologically, author Tom Jacobs poses a very interesting idea, to be sure. It is not that he outright asks the question (because it really was not asked but was more of a statement) but that the question has been in my head since I read the passage - Do I want to Become Elder, or, am I just going to follow everyone else and just get older?
Roxanne CottellPublished 13 days ago in Longevity
Aging as Disease
It started with a simple request from my 74 year old mom to “help her understand this stuff.” That is not meant as any sort of knock on her at all. She is an extremely intelligent woman. However she has no training in science or math or statistics and frankly not much interest in them either.
Everyday JunglistPublished 17 days ago in LongevitySOS Band 24/7 Medical Alert System for Elderly
A large percentage of people have mishaps in their households and are unable to call for assistance. Immediate medical care or 24-hour emergency response is critical to avoiding major complications caused by falls and other restorative emergencies. According to the study, more than one out of every three adults aged 65 and up will die in any given year. As a result, a medical warning in the form of an SOS band for the elderly for our loved ones is critical.
Top 14 Features to Look for in a Fall Detection System for Elderly
Shopping for a fall detection system for the elderly? We've put together a list outlining the 15 most valuable features to not only help you find the best product but also show you how you can customize a fall detection device to fit your lifestyle.
Are Personal Alarms for the Elderly Effective?
Personal alarms are not a new idea. For a long time, basic personal alarms for the elderly have been available. They provide older people who live alone with the assurance that if they slip and fall or become sick, they will be able to summon help immediately.
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“I love my age. Old enough to know better. Young enough to care. Experienced enough to do it right.” (Angela Bassett) (Black Women Empowered NJ/NY)
Theresa EvansPublished 29 days ago in Longevity
Life's Greatest Lessons
On May 1, 1940, in a small community known as Grove Park, Glenn Moffett was born. Located in the North West part of Atlanta GA, Grove park was home to a primarily lower middle class, mainly white, population. This was the kind of town where the local grocery store, church, and school were all accessible within a five-mile radius. Alongside his extended family, Glenn spent the entire period of his youth growing up in this community. His childhood home was located on an elevated piece of property known as “the hill”, a place where only him and his extended family (this includes cousins, uncles/aunts, and grandparents) resided. Glenn likes to describe his experience growing up in a neighborhood that was mutually exclusive to his own kin as one that is like the dynamics of a commune. Everyone living on “the hill” watched out for each other. Glenn recalls many of his daily activities always being done in the company of various family members.
Kate MoffettPublished about a month ago in LongevitySurprising Benefits of a Device with Fall Detection
A son or daughter's worst fear is discovering that one of their parents has died when no one is looking. Here's why fall detection devices for seniors are so useful. Having a bad fall is one of the most daunting obstacles that elderly people face. It can not only do significant harm to their much weakened bodies, but it can also result in horrific, avoidable deaths.
3 Reasons to Get a Fall Detection Alarm for Elderly
If you are looking for a fall detection alarm to protect an elderly loved one, be sure to do your homework. There are a lot of companies out there that offer personal emergency response systems with a number of features and benefits that are very useful and others with serious limitations. For example, a fall detection system may be a practical solution for your elderly loved one if they are comfortable with the technology and you believe that they are not at great risk of falling in becoming incapacitated.
