Controversy regarding the purported link between the use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) or histamine H2 receptor antagonists (H2RAs) and risk for dementia continues.
Try replacing your morning bacon with some of this.
Most Americans don’t have long term care insurance. Accordingly, paying for long term care out of private funds can be a difficult proposition. There are alternatives, however, to qualify under Medicaid, but you will need an attorney to help you navigate the process. Planning early is always the best option.
When it comes to death and disability, your will alone might not be enough.
Many of us take our hands for granted. We use them all day yet tend to overlook or dismiss issues with our hands as problems we hope will simply go away on their own. However, your hands—including the palms, fingers, and nails—can contain clues to your overall health, and certain signs may mean that one of your vital organs is in real danger.
Diet plays an essential role in the way that we can live our healthiest lives, mentally and physically, in almost every life stage. A recent study found that people with high levels of three major antioxidants in their blood are less likely to develop dementia.
Over a two-week period, researchers assessed sleep in people living with dementia and assessed their daytime cognition and dementia symptoms, such as everyday memory problems.
An Intentionally Defective Grantor Trust (IDGT) is an advanced estate tax planning strategy that can be used to reduce, or in some cases eliminate, estate taxes.
The Inspector General found clear cases of unfairness, but in some cases of denial, an appeal can help. Read a summary and a link to the Inspector General’s Report here.
In some cases, Medicare is allowing retroactive coverage by granting “equitible relief” to seniors who have not enrolled. Review the article for important resources.
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