Saturday, October 2, 2010

About Alzheimer's Disease: Wanting to Go Home

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From Andrew Rosenzweig, MD, your Guide to Alzheimer's Disease
Voicing a desire to "go home" is one of the most common preoccupations in people who have Alzheimer's disease. Family members and caregiving staff in nursing homes and assisted living facilities hear this question frequently, and often have trouble deciding the best way to handle it. This week's newsletter takes a closer look at this issue.

What to do When Your Loved One Wants to go Home
Since Alzheimer's disease initially affects short-term memory, it may be that "home" reflects long-term memories of times and places that were secure and calming. One reason your loved one may want to go home, even though she is already in her home, is that she is thinking of her childhood home that no longer exists... Read more

Depression in Alzheimer's Disease
Wanting to go home may reflect feelings of insecurity, anxiety, or depression... Read more

Repetitive Questions in Alzheimer's Disease
Repetition is usually a sign that your loved one feels fearful or insecure; he may be looking for something comfortable and familiar -- something he has some degree of control over -- when he engages in repetition... Read more

Sundowning in Alzheimer's Disease
If questions and preoccupations about going home occur more frequently in the early evening, this may be a sign of sundowning...Read more

 


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Friday, October 1, 2010

"I've tried every pain-relief gizmo, but this really works!"

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About Low Carb Diets: Flax For Health: Easy Ways to Add Flax

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From Laura Dolson, your Guide to Low Carb Diets
It's no secret that I am a big fan of flax seeds. They are low in carbs, and simply loaded with nutrients from Omega-3 fats to fiber to antioxidants. I make a batch of my flax bread nearly every week. Here is lots of info about flax seeds, and easy ways to add it to your diet, including recipes. Have a fun weekend! Laura

Easy Ways to Use Flax Seeds
Ideas for adding flax seed meal to foods, and a list of all my recipes with flax seed meal.

Flax Seed: The Low-Carb Whole Grain
Lots of information about flax nutrition, safety, storage, and tips for use.

Apple Flax Muffins
Great for fall - have them with breakfast or with tea in the afternoon. Just 2 grams net carbs per muffin if you use zero-carb sweetener.

Where to Get Flax Seeds
Where to find them (tip: make sure you don't buy a package that has been sitting on the store shelf for months).

 


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About Women's Health: Hysterectomy

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From Tracee Cornforth, your Guide to Women's Health
This week we're talking about the second most common surgical procedure performed on women -- hysterectomy. The only surgery we have more often is cesarean sections. Have a healthy week! Tracee

Things To Know Before You Have A Hysterectomy
Are you facing a hysterectomy? Learn the facts about hysterectomy and alternatives before you decide whether hysterectomy is the right choice for you. Find out when hysterectomy is elective surgery and when it is necessary to save your life.

Hysterectomy Alternatives
Each year, in the United States, over a half million women undergo hysterectomy. In most cases, hysterectomy also includes oophorectomy or ovarian removal. In no other part of the world is hysterectomy performed this often. By age 60, at least 33 percent of women have already undergone hysterectomy. Amazingly, 90 percent of these surgeries are classified as 'elective' surgery or surgery performed by choice and not as a lifesaving procedure.

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