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We all have little memory slips, usually at the most inconvenient moments. But consistently occurring memory loss is one of the leading signs of dementia. To help combat dementia, here are six health-related tips you can implement in your own life to help keep your memory sharp. 1. Monitor Your Hearing As hearing loss is usually a gradual process, many people do not ... Continue Reading
Valentine’s Day is around the corner, so what should you give that special someone and what kind of date should you take them on? Well, it depends on who that special someone is. Each person is unique and so is each gift and date. Below we give you some ideas to figure out what someone wants and also some ideas for gifts and date nights in general. Valentine’s Day Surprise ... Continue Reading
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No one likes to suffer from a mental health problem, but millions and millions of people do, each and every day. It can become almost impossible to deal with or ignore, and while going on medication is not a bad idea (and you should visit a healthcare professional if you feel you could benefit from that), that alone might not be enough to get you the help you need to feel the ... Continue Reading
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Because women tend to be affected by depression and anxiety more often than men, most articles about mental health tend to focus on the female perspective. In reality, though, many men struggle with depression and anxiety, and it’s important to acknowledge these issues so that men can have an easier time seeking the help they need. Nine percent of men struggle with daily ... Continue Reading
Alzheimer's disease was named after Dr. Alois Alzheimer, who noticed brain tissue changes in a woman back in 1906. The patient exhibited what we now recognize as the classic Alzheimer’s symptoms of memory loss, out-of-character behavior, and difficulties with language. Alzheimer’s disease is a form of dementia that affects one in ten Americans over the age of 65. It’s a ... Continue Reading
