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Allergy Relief and Advice from Alert1
Posted on May 06, 2013 in General
Every year, 35 million Americans suffer from seasonal allergies known as hay fever; pollen is the biggest spring allergy trigger.
Read MoreSenior Friendly Spring Gardening Tips
Posted on May 06, 2013 in General
Spring is here and, even though there may be a chill in the air, it is the perfect time to start thinking about giving the yard or garden some TLC.
Read MoreSenior-Friendly Tips for Composting
Posted on May 06, 2013 in General
Working in your garden is a great way to get active. Read this how-to article on composting.
Read MoreDancing Seniors Prove Age is Just a Number
Posted on March 07, 2013 in General
Participating in dance can improve your cardiovascular health and increase your strength, as well as improve your balance, gait, and overall functioning.
Read MoreEssential Tips In Choosing Senior Health Care Providers
Posted on March 05, 2013 in Elder Care Planning
Choosing a senior health care provider: which qualities are necessary? Your aging loved one deserves top-quality care and attention in their golden years.
Read MoreIs the Flu Shot Right for Seniors?
Posted on February 28, 2013 in General
The flu can actually be dangerous for adults 65 and older. For this reason, many health professionals strongly support the flu shot.
Read MoreHelping Senior Loved Ones Get Around…With or Without You
Posted on February 26, 2013 in Family Caregivers
Many family caregivers are the primary source of transportation for their loved one. Thankfully, you can make sure that your loved one always has transportation.
Read MoreFinding Your Caregiver Style For Seniors
Posted on February 21, 2013 in Family Caregivers
There is no right or wrong way to be a caregiver for a loved one. The key is finding a caregiving style that works for you.
Read MoreBone Strengthening Tips for Seniors
Posted on February 19, 2013 in Fall Prevention
Osteoporosis means “porous bone” and it occurs when you lose too much bone mass and/or generate too little bone mass. Your bones lose density, their structure becomes abnormal, and they become weak. People with osteoporosis have bones that break much more easily than healthy bones. If your condition is serious enough, your bones may break so easily that bumping into furniture in the middle of the night could cause serious injury.
Read MoreThe Benefits of Aspirin for Seniors
Posted on February 14, 2013 in General
Aspirin can lower the risk of heart attack, stroke and may even prevent and treat cancer. See if this drug is right for your senior loved one.
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