Monthly Archives: March 2016

Sundown Syndrome: What is it and How to Cope

Sundown Syndrome, or “Sundowning,” as it is often called, is a physiological condition that affects those who have already received a diagnosis of mixed dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. Although it affects a large percentage of those with these diagnoses, many individuals have no idea that the mood swings and periods of confusion that occur during […]

Warning Signs and Diagnosing Osteoporosis

According to the Mayo Clinic, Osteoporosis a condition in which the bones become brittle and weak, with the resulting weakening leading to an increased potential for broken bones, fractures, and general muscular-skeletal concerns. Since Osteoporosis occurs mainly in older individuals – especially Asian or Caucasian woman who are beyond menopause, it can be especially debilitating and […]