Monthly archives: May 2009
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santos
1379 days ago
Vegetarianism is becoming a popular health diet to seniors for some time now. Apparently, more seniors are shifting to vegan diets each day due to its many health benefits. Actually, if you examine the vegan diet closely and how it actually cleanses the body, you will realize that somehow the diet seem to be made especially for seniors rather than young adults. Vegetarianism has many types but as a golden [...]
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santos
1380 days ago
May has come and summer is just around the corner. While we attempt to put the human swine flu aside for a while, there is another seasonal affair that affects and interferes with seniors’ way of life and that is the seasonal allergic rhinitis. Hay fever hits once a year and about 20% of the American population is a sufferer of the said allergy. With a very unmanageable weather we [...]
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santos
1381 days ago
Now that the H1N1 or the human swine flu has reached global alert levels, it was said that an actual global outbreak is very imminent and people all over the world are preparing for it. In Mexico alone, where it was believed to have started and therefore declared as ground zero, the infection rate and death toll have been steadily rising as the infection continues to spread around the globe, [...]
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santos
1383 days ago
Tooth loss or teeth loss is very common to seniors; as common as diminishing eye sight and hearing impairment upon reaching our senior age. No matter how painstakingly we watched over our dental care in the past years, we will still lose that tooth, one way or another. The problem with tooth loss is that once the milk tooth gave way for the permanent ones, you can never grow another [...]
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santos
1384 days ago
You have been living alone with your pet for quite some time now. By now, you must admit, your pet has been a great help in nursing you back to life and you owe him a lot for staying by your side through your darkest moment. Now that you are stepping out of the dark, are you leaving your friend behind? Of course not; anywhere you go, he does too. [...]
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santos
1386 days ago
Dogs are the best companion for seniors because they provide security likewise companionship to their owners. Dogs, as compared to cats, are more loyal and they can be trained to meet certain needs of their senior masters. It is very common to see dogs assisting blind people walking in streets and doing minor errands for them—that is because, most of the time, dogs will do whatever pleases his or her [...]