One million Americans are living with Parkinson’s disease (PD) today. If you’re one of them, you are aware that the disease comes with many unknowns. It primarily affects people over age 50 and is the second-most common neurodegenerative disease after Alzheimer’s disease. However, scientists see an area of significant promise by examining genetics research. About…
Ask any dancing enthusiast and they’ll tell you that their worst fear is not missing steps during a performance. While that is something they’d do anything in their power to ensure doesn’t happen, their worst fear is not being able to dance anymore. And when your doctor recommends a knee replacement, it may seem like…
Brought to the United States by settlers in the 1600s, bowling has become an American pastime and popularized recreational activity. The game is fairly simple, making it a good sport for all ages. Activities for Seniors (2020 Guide to Elderly Hobbies and Games) Bowling is a target sport in which a bowling ball is rolled…
Medical alert systems can give you and your loved one’s peace of mind and can provide you with emergency medical help if you ever need it. But with so many to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start when looking for the best system. Below, we’ll cover a little about how…
Seniors should continue to exercise to maintain a standard of physical health and prolong their quality of life. However, the regime will need to change with age to account for changes in bone and muscle health. In this article, you will learn about ten exercises seniors should avoid at all costs. Senior Fitness 101: Program…
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