I just had a “senior moment”… Even though I’m pretty far from being a senior.
I lost my car keys.
Searched for them high and low. Looked on my desk, under my desk, in my desk… Then I emptied out my briefcase, and finally went back to see if I left them in the bathroom. I couldn’t remember where they were.
I returned to my office, heaved a big sigh, and shoved my hands in my pockets. Bingo. My keys …
Each month, the writers and researchers at Barton Publishing release a new issue of what we call “Home Cures That Work.” It’s like a brand new “remedy report” published every 30 days complete with natural healing solutions and tips. Over the past two years, we’ve published issues on curing cancer, migraines, celiac disease, high blood pressure, acid reflux, obesity, inflammation and other health conditions. For November, we’ve tackled the topic of Alzheimer’s Disease. Some of the articles each …
Most people would agree staying socially involved in several activities help slow the loss of memory and decline of brain function in seniors. But do our cooking tools, environment and sugary sweets ruin our brain health?
According to one Harvard1 study, elderly people who had little or no social activities were at a higher risk of losing their mental sharpness. That only makes sense, if you don't use it, you lose it, right?
The New York Times Says Memory …