When I was a teenager, my mom asked my grandma if she would be more comfortable if she moved in with us. My grandma thought about it for a few days, then put her house up for sale. She lived with my mom for almost twenty years, before … [Read more...]
Seniors, Nutrition, and Income
When it comes to nutrition, research shows that it is people in the lowest income bracket that struggle the most with getting enough food. This is true for children, which is why programs like free or discounted school breakfasts and … [Read more...]
Some Fruits Can Help in the Fight Against Parkinson’s
Eat your fruits and vegetables. You’ve heard it countless times. Your parents likely said it growing up, and you’ve probably even said it yourself. There’s a reason why this happens--fruits and vegetables are very good for us. They promote … [Read more...]
Nutrition is a Big Part of Elder Care
One of the big concerns that family caregivers have is whether their mom or dad is getting enough to eat. There are some natural changes that take place as we age, and one of them is often a diminished appetite. However, just because … [Read more...]