Together Against Alzheimer’s

Reminiscence therapy offers a unique and drug-free approach to improve well-being in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. By strategically incorporating sights, sounds, smells, and other sensory cues, therapists can spark vivid memories from the distant past. This technique leverages a key strength in these patient populations: their long-term memory often remains relatively intact, even when recent […]

Smart homes use devices and systems connected to a network that can be controlled remotely or automatically. These devices include lighting, heating and cooling systems, security cameras, door locks, and household appliances. For seniors, smart homes offer many practical benefits that can significantly enhance their quality of life and independence. Security Systems Security systems equipped […]

Assistive technology, including mobile apps, significantly enhances wellbeing, independence, and autonomy, empowering individuals with dementia to live independently for longer. Moreover, telehealth technology provides comprehensive support, benefiting both individuals with dementia and their caregivers. Through telehealth, community dementia care is enhanced by offering education, consultation, therapy, social support, and clinical care, all accessible remotely. Additionally, […]

For Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia patients, treatment and care costs in the United States will increase from 203 billion USD to 1.2 trillion USD per year by 2050. (WHO, Global Health and Aging, Technical Report, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health; 2011). The aging population and rising number of Alzheimer’s patients necessitate […]

The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) evaluates cognitive function in older adults. It’s vital to recognize early changes in physiological status and response to treatment, as cognitive decline during illness or injury is common in this population. Older adults are at a higher risk, but cognitive changes necessitate prompt and aggressive intervention (Gwanghee Han). The Mini-Mental […]

Psychologist John Ridley Stroop designed the Stroop Color and Word Test (SCWT) in the 1930s as a neuropsychological assessment tool. It widely evaluates one’s capacity to inhibit cognitive interference. The Stroop effect occurs when processing a particular stimulus feature impedes the simultaneous processing of a second stimulus feature. The test evaluates factors such as attention […]

In the quest for cognitive health, the role of nutrition, specifically vitamin C, has been a subject of scrutiny. Can this essential nutrient play a preventive role in the onset of dementia, particularly Alzheimer’s disease? Can Vitamin C prevent dementia? Vitamin C, also known as ascorbic acid, stands out as a potent antioxidant. With its […]

Welcome to an eye-opening exploration of the fascinating link between what you eat and the health of your eyes! Have you ever stopped to consider the impact of nutrition on your eye health? Just like the rest of your body, your eyes thrive on specific nutrients. Healthy eating plays a crucial role in preventing a […]

She gastrointestinal system or gut plays a significant role in maintaining overall health and wellness, including the immune and brain systems, weight management, blood glucose levels, and mental well-being. A healthy gut is essential in avoiding chronic illnesses like diabetes and heart disease. What Is A Healthy Gut? Your gut is home to various bacteria […]

Tea is one of the most popular drinks in the world, and for a good reason. Not only is tea delicious, but it also has many health benefits. In this post, we will discuss a particular health benefit of tea: tea and dementia. Regarding whether drinking tea prevents Alzheimer’s disease or not? Quite a bit […]

Coffee can help people feel less tired, increase energy levels, and improve productivity, mood, and general mental function. Regarding coffee and Alzheimer’s and coffee and Dementia, there have been several studies. Regular consumption of moderate amounts of coffee (500 mg caffeine or 5 cups daily)is associated with a reduced risk of Alzheimer’s disease. Drinking coffee […]

If you’re concerned about developing Dementia, you’ve probably memorized the list of steps you should take to reduce your chances: eat a nutritious diet, exercise regularly, get enough sleep, and keep your mind and soul stimulated. A dementia test will help determine if you are on the right track. However, some of the drugs you […]

In the realm of neurology, the connection between physical exercise and brain health is increasingly recognized as a powerful determinant in reducing the risk of Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia. Understanding that the brain, like any other organ, requires sufficient blood and oxygen flow for optimal function, Professor Damian Bailey‘s Neurovascular Research Laboratory has been at […]

Dementia is one of the leading threats to our aging population. This disease has the ability to disrupt a patient’s life and even affect their loved ones. But there are ways to reduce dementia risk, even if medications have no proven neuroprotective effect. Exercise for seniors appears to be one of the most effective lifestyle […]

Getting adequate sleep can be a challenge for seniors, especially if they suffer from insomnia. It may not be possible for them to wind down as they used to. As seniors age, they stop moving as much as they once did, which causes them to burn off less energy. Seniors are sometimes frustrated by such […]

In our senior years, we face the challenge of staying fit while avoiding fall injuries and joint problems. Yoga for seniors, particularly aqua Yoga, as well as other water-based exercises, can be the perfect solution to this problem. Yogis are adding modern “extras” to the ancient practice, such as aerial silks and free weights. Meditation […]

Yoga for seniors is one of the best ways to take care of their bodies. It enhances circulatory health and encourages deeper breathing patterns while increasing flexibility, strengthening and toning your muscles. We know why many people make a beeline for their local yoga class. But you don’t necessarily have to leave the house for […]

Are you searching for something to make your loved one more active? Do you want something suitable and wearable which can track their activity accurately and reliably? If so, you need a fitness tracker. But the fitness tracker you choose has to be accurate, easy to use and comfortable to wear, among other necessary features. […]

Reminiscence therapy offers a unique and drug-free approach to improve well-being in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. By strategically incorporating sights, sounds, smells, and other sensory cues, therapists can spark vivid memories from the distant past. This technique leverages a key strength in these patient populations: their long-term memory often remains relatively intact, even when recent […]

Smart homes use devices and systems connected to a network that can be controlled remotely or automatically. These devices include lighting, heating and cooling systems, security cameras, door locks, and household appliances. For seniors, smart homes offer many practical benefits that can significantly enhance their quality of life and independence. Security Systems Security systems equipped […]

Assistive technology, including mobile apps, significantly enhances wellbeing, independence, and autonomy, empowering individuals with dementia to live independently for longer. Moreover, telehealth technology provides comprehensive support, benefiting both individuals with dementia and their caregivers. Through telehealth, community dementia care is enhanced by offering education, consultation, therapy, social support, and clinical care, all accessible remotely. Additionally, […]

For Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia patients, treatment and care costs in the United States will increase from 203 billion USD to 1.2 trillion USD per year by 2050. (WHO, Global Health and Aging, Technical Report, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health; 2011). The aging population and rising number of Alzheimer’s patients necessitate […]

The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) evaluates cognitive function in older adults. It’s vital to recognize early changes in physiological status and response to treatment, as cognitive decline during illness or injury is common in this population. Older adults are at a higher risk, but cognitive changes necessitate prompt and aggressive intervention (Gwanghee Han). The Mini-Mental […]

Psychologist John Ridley Stroop designed the Stroop Color and Word Test (SCWT) in the 1930s as a neuropsychological assessment tool. It widely evaluates one’s capacity to inhibit cognitive interference. The Stroop effect occurs when processing a particular stimulus feature impedes the simultaneous processing of a second stimulus feature. The test evaluates factors such as attention […]

Reminiscence therapy offers a unique and drug-free approach to improve well-being in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. By strategically incorporating sights, sounds, smells, and other sensory cues, therapists can spark vivid memories from the distant past. This technique leverages a key strength in these patient populations: their long-term memory often remains relatively intact, even when recent […]

Smart homes use devices and systems connected to a network that can be controlled remotely or automatically. These devices include lighting, heating and cooling systems, security cameras, door locks, and household appliances. For seniors, smart homes offer many practical benefits that can significantly enhance their quality of life and independence. Security Systems Security systems equipped […]

Assistive technology, including mobile apps, significantly enhances wellbeing, independence, and autonomy, empowering individuals with dementia to live independently for longer. Moreover, telehealth technology provides comprehensive support, benefiting both individuals with dementia and their caregivers. Through telehealth, community dementia care is enhanced by offering education, consultation, therapy, social support, and clinical care, all accessible remotely. Additionally, […]

For Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia patients, treatment and care costs in the United States will increase from 203 billion USD to 1.2 trillion USD per year by 2050. (WHO, Global Health and Aging, Technical Report, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health; 2011). The aging population and rising number of Alzheimer’s patients necessitate […]

The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) evaluates cognitive function in older adults. It’s vital to recognize early changes in physiological status and response to treatment, as cognitive decline during illness or injury is common in this population. Older adults are at a higher risk, but cognitive changes necessitate prompt and aggressive intervention (Gwanghee Han). The Mini-Mental […]

Psychologist John Ridley Stroop designed the Stroop Color and Word Test (SCWT) in the 1930s as a neuropsychological assessment tool. It widely evaluates one’s capacity to inhibit cognitive interference. The Stroop effect occurs when processing a particular stimulus feature impedes the simultaneous processing of a second stimulus feature. The test evaluates factors such as attention […]

Are you ready to tap into the power of vitality and defy the challenges that come with aging? As we journey through life, many older adults experience a gradual decline in their physical and mental capacity. But fear not! We provide knowledge and strategies to manage age-related diseases and preserve long-term health. Whether it’s hearing […]

There are many reasons to stay away from Diabetes or to keep it under control if you already have it. For example, there are higher risks of heart disease, stroke and a foot or leg amputation. However, let’s never forget that Diabetes is also a significant risk factor for dementia. While researchers are still figuring […]

If you’re a person with diabetes or one of your beloved ones is diabetic, you may know nutrition is the most challenging and vital matter. Nutrition in seniors with diabetes is of great importance, and they should always stay discreet about the foods and nutrients they receive through their daily diet. There will be no exaggeration if […]

As we age, we face various diseases that are the result of our diets. Diabetes and high blood sugar are among the most prevalent conditions we face during our old age. High sugar intake is one of the worst things we can do to our body because of its many adverse effects on our health. […]

Many older adults have diabetes. People with diabetes have high blood glucose, also known as blood sugar. However, the good news is that type 2 diabetes – the most common disease among older adults – can be delayed or prevented. Read more on diabetes in the elderly. In short, if you have diabetes, your body may […]

With age comes wisdom, and as you know, there is a price to pay for almost everything. Ailments and infections grow as we grow, and when we reach the age of 60, the chances of diabetes increase. At this age, the prevalence of diabetes is three times higher than in middle-aged people. One of the […]

Reminiscence therapy offers a unique and drug-free approach to improve well-being in Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. By strategically incorporating sights, sounds, smells, and other sensory cues, therapists can spark vivid memories from the distant past. This technique leverages a key strength in these patient populations: their long-term memory often remains relatively intact, even when recent […]

Smart homes use devices and systems connected to a network that can be controlled remotely or automatically. These devices include lighting, heating and cooling systems, security cameras, door locks, and household appliances. For seniors, smart homes offer many practical benefits that can significantly enhance their quality of life and independence. Security Systems Security systems equipped […]

Assistive technology, including mobile apps, significantly enhances wellbeing, independence, and autonomy, empowering individuals with dementia to live independently for longer. Moreover, telehealth technology provides comprehensive support, benefiting both individuals with dementia and their caregivers. Through telehealth, community dementia care is enhanced by offering education, consultation, therapy, social support, and clinical care, all accessible remotely. Additionally, […]

For Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia patients, treatment and care costs in the United States will increase from 203 billion USD to 1.2 trillion USD per year by 2050. (WHO, Global Health and Aging, Technical Report, National Institute on Aging, National Institutes of Health; 2011). The aging population and rising number of Alzheimer’s patients necessitate […]

The Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) evaluates cognitive function in older adults. It’s vital to recognize early changes in physiological status and response to treatment, as cognitive decline during illness or injury is common in this population. Older adults are at a higher risk, but cognitive changes necessitate prompt and aggressive intervention (Gwanghee Han). The Mini-Mental […]

Psychologist John Ridley Stroop designed the Stroop Color and Word Test (SCWT) in the 1930s as a neuropsychological assessment tool. It widely evaluates one’s capacity to inhibit cognitive interference. The Stroop effect occurs when processing a particular stimulus feature impedes the simultaneous processing of a second stimulus feature. The test evaluates factors such as attention […]