Our last blog post explained common issues that stand in the way of older adults maintaining healthy nutritional habits. There’s another consideration that makes good
For many of us, there’s nothing better than a good meal – the wonderful smells, delectable tastes, and warm feeling of a full belly. That’s
Many people living with Parkinson’s disease receive the majority of their care at home from friends and family, particularly in the beginning stages of the
Eating can be difficult for people with Alzheimer’s disease or other types of dementia. They may have difficulty feeding themselves, resist being fed, don’t recognize
Many seniors are not eating a balanced diet as they age, whether they live on their own, with family or in a senior living facility.
Winter weather can keep seniors homebound and isolated. After all, biting cold and snowy days can make anyone want to stay in a warm bed
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”Dementia is not a condition that’s ever going to be such that a single drug can be considered a cure for the illness,” said Professor