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Mark Ballas and Lindsey – Dancing with the Stars
Is “You’re Indicted!” the New “You’re Fired!”?
Is “You’re Indicted!” the New “You’re Fired!”?
Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell implicated in Russia-Trump
How to have a stronger immune system for Alzheimer’s disease protection
How to have a stronger immune system for Alzheimer’s disease protection
Massage, ketogenic diet, anti-inflammatory (sulfur rich foods like garlic, mushrooms, onions, greens, colored) foods and supplements, adequate sleep, sunshine or Vitamin D, less stress and a happy positive spirit will help strengthen your immune system for a healthy brain. Acidic medications/drugs make your blood acidic which can travel to the brain carrying inflammatory or toxic substances.
Lesson we learn from our disabilities – never give up
Lesson we learn from our disabilities – never give up
At the abilities.com fair last weekend in San Mateo Event Center, there are many distributors of products to help disabled families.
One attendee reminded me of not giving up in every health issue we encounter in life. She is in her 80s and both her daughter and grandson are battling a rare disease.
Recovering from stroke with proper nutrition
Recovering from stroke with proper nutrition
Magnesium. Population-based information suggests that people with low magnesium in their diet may be at greater risk for stroke. Some preliminary scientific evidence suggests that magnesium sulfate may be helpful in the treatment of a stroke or TIA. More research is needed to know for certain if use of this mineral following a stroke or TIA is helpful. Magnesium may lower blood pressure and potentially interact with some heart medicines.
Anxiety with Dementia decreased with calcium and magnesium nutrients
Anxiety with Dementia decreased with calcium and magnesium nutrients
Anxiety with Dementia decreased by calcium and magnesium nutrients
My client who is 92 yrs old with early Dementia is shouting less at night and more calm. After 4 weeks of taking care of her and with introduction of nutritional supplementation rich in calcium and magnesium, she did not shout last night. I also spent some time massaging her head and face after I massage her legs between the hours of 6 to 7 pm. We still need to get a protective top mattress cover for her hospital bed to prevent bed sores and provide more comfort. I also served cooked – boiled sweet potatoes last night. When I shop for her food, I include eggs, nutrition drink, blueberries, lemon, avocados, bananas, oranges, salmon, veggies for soups (cilantro, carrots, celery, onions, garlic)