Unexplained Fatigue in Older Adults: Could Parasites Be the Cause?
Parasites aren’t the most common reason for being wiped out after 60 in the U.S., but in the right context—recent travel, untreated water,Read More
Parasites aren’t the most common reason for being wiped out after 60 in the U.S., but in the right context—recent travel, untreated water,Read More
At a glance Table of Contents Why brain development makes phone habits a big deal The prefrontal cortex—the brain area behind the foreheadRead More
There’s no miracle cleanse for plaque. The safest way to protect arteries is a steady routine: move more, go salt-smart, choose unsaturated fats,Read More
In the final stage of life, the body naturally slows: appetite and thirst fade, sleep stretches longer, and breathing patterns may change. ComfortRead More
Walk daily, add simple leg-strength exercises for seniors at home (chair squats, heel raises, step-ups), and build a plate with calcium-rich foods, vitaminRead More
After 70, small bedtime choices can make a big difference in safety and sleep quality. Avoid heavy late-night meals, excess fluids close toRead More
After 70, certain everyday clues—steady walking speed, good grip, solid sleep, strong social ties, a smoke-free lifestyle, purpose, and independent daily tasks—often pointRead More
Past 40, small things like blurry vision start to bug your eyes—menus in low light, oncoming headlights, tiny phone text. Glasses and checkupsRead More
If you’re past 60 and feel like your legs aren’t as strong as they used to be, you’re not alone. Many people experienceRead More
Leg cramps can stop you mid-step, and if you’re past 50, you’ve probably felt it — those tight calves at night or thatRead More