What is Neuroplasticity?
By WellPath Partners |
Neuroplasticity is the brain’s ability to reorganize itself by making new neural connections. We often tend to focus on the ...
Benefits of Tai Chi for Older Adults
By WellPath Partners |
As we age our mobility will change. Over time,muscle mass and bone density diminish, joints become less flexible with time, ...
Focus on Breathing to Impact One’s Health
By WellPath Partners |
Deep breathing is focused, slow breathing. This is also called diaphragmatic breathing, abdominal breathing, belly breathing, and paced respiration. Diaphragmatic ...
Sarcopenia: Loss of Muscle Mass and Function
By WellPath Partners |
Sarcopenia is a serious condition that becomes a common condition as people age. Sarcopenia is defined as “the loss of ...
Polypharmacy: What’s your Risk?
By WellPath Partners |
The World Health Organization (WHO) defined polypharmacy as “the administration of many drugs at the same time or the administration ...
Things That Get Better with Age
By WellPath Partners |
There are a great number of things that get better with age: wine, cheese, antiques, friendship, and most importantly people. ...
What is Lewy Body Dementia?
By Prithvi Chauhan |
Have you heard of Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) before? Lewy body dementia, also referred to as “dementia with lewy bodies,” ...
The Holy Grail of Anti-Aging Research
By WellPath Partners |
The search for immortality has evolved into the quest for a “cure” for aging, or senescence. If researchers could prevent ...
Mental Health during COVID-19: How to Cope with Isolation and Stress
By WellPath Partners |
Serious senior woman in her 90s, with eyes closed. CreativeContentBrief 686998459: Senior Portrait We are living in unprecedented times. No ...
Dementia Hallucinations
By WellPath Partners |
Hallucinations are one of the many common symptoms of dementia. Hallucinations are sensory experiences that appear to be real but ...