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What Is Multiple Sclerosis?
MS is an autoimmune condition wherein your immune system mistakes a part of your body for a foreign substance and attacks it. It attacks the myelin sheath in the brain and spinal cord which is the layer that surrounds your nerves, protecting them...
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Link Between Diabetes and Dementia
The risk of developing cognitive impairment increases in aging individuals who have type 2 diabetes. To prevent dementia earlier, especially to those who have reached middle age, a regular blood sugar level check-up by their doctor is recommended....
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Wandering Prevention for Seniors with Dementia
Seniors, especially those with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia, bring a great worry to their loved ones when they go out of the house for curiosity’s sake. In most cases, wanderers frequently do not recognize where they are, even in a...
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Healthy Holiday Food Swaps
‘Tis the season to be merry! Once more, it’s the festive month of sparkling decorations, shopping-sprees, exchanging of gifts, and preparation of holiday delicacies. With all the it-wouldn’t-be-Christmas-without-foods and taste-testing that...
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How to Exercise without Realizing
Health goals can become overwhelming. If you don’t like lifting weights in the gym, running on a treadmill, or swimming for hours, then don’t do it. Who says exercise is just a “sport”? Home Health Agencies present simple routines you can...
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3 Ways on How to Maintain a Healthy Brain
Your brain is the central machine that commands and controls everything about you, that’s why its decline is terrifying. Though mental decline comes with age, cognitive impairment does not since it lies with a healthy lifestyle and habits. If you...
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