By Senior Lifestyle | October 29, 2015
Have the important talk about caring for elderly parents this season. Senior Lifestyle provides tips on how to discuss caring for aging parents with your family.
By Senior Lifestyle | October 27, 2015
Dementia is a general term indicating difficulty in the ability to think, remember or make decisions, all of which interfere with everyday activities. The World Health Organization defines dementia as a deterioration in cognitive function…
By Senior Lifestyle | September 18, 2015
Today’s seniors are more active than ever. And there are plenty of apps to help maintain social interaction, track health and wellness, and sharpen the mind all while on the go. Below are a few…
By Senior Lifestyle | March 25, 2015
On March 20, Congressman John Boehner presented Wayne Weber with the Bronze Star Medal, the Combat Infantry Badge, and the Purple Heart. Mr. Weber served in the 182nd Battalion of the Army in World War II. A rifleman,…
By Senior Lifestyle | March 12, 2015
Ever since cavemen told tales of the day’s hunt around the fire, we have been telling–and listening–to stories. But there is growing evidence that stories are not merely entertainment. Stories can actually help us connect…
By Senior Lifestyle | March 05, 2015
Colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the U.S. While there is currently no guaranteed method of prevention, here are five simple steps you can take to mitigate your risk of…
By Senior Lifestyle | February 18, 2015
Writing your memoir is a way to reminisce on all parts of your life–the good and the bad, the accomplishments and the failures.
By Senior Lifestyle | February 12, 2015
When a young boy named Matix turned three years old, he received a gift that would delight just about anyone: two miniature horses.
By Senior Lifestyle | February 04, 2015
For such a tiny seed, it holds a lot of nutrients. It’s believed that chia seeds were first cultivated by Aztec peoples living in what is now central Mexico. Back then, chia seeds were a…
By Senior Lifestyle | January 21, 2015
Can positive thinking help you live longer? Many aging researchers think so. In fact, one study found that individuals who have more positive perceptions of their own aging lived an average of seven and a half…
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