Seniors Dealing with Challenges

Have you run into challenges in your senior years?
Injuries, Diseases, and Chronic Ailments sometimes have to be dealt with as we strive to make the most of every day.
Dr. Casciani understands what you are facing and has gathered some great information to help you along your life’s journey.

Where Does Our Motivation Come From and How Deep Do We Have to Reach Inside to Find It?
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by Joe Casciani Last year, Aleksander Doba completed his third solo voyage across the Atlantic Ocean, in a specially built kayak, just shy of his 71st birthday.  His third voyage,…

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What is the COVID-19 Virus Exposing about Our Society and the Human Condition?
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by Joe Casciani Ring the bell that still can ringForget your perfect offeringThere is a crack, A crack in everythingThat’s how the light gets inThat’s how the light gets inThat’s…

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We’re All in this Together: But, Are We Really?
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by Joe Casciani We hear this phrase repeated time and again, from newscasters, public officials, politicians, and countless others. Proclaiming that “We are all in this together” during this worldwide…

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We May Soon Have Pills to Keep Us Healthy and Living Longer
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by Joe Casciani Researchers studying age-related decline have been pursuing drugs that inhibit a pathway that regulates growth and metabolism in cells.  What they have discovered is that besides regulating…

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The Gift to Ourselves
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by Joe Casciani A recent article in the New York Times highlighted the notion of self-care: Be good to yourself first, and then to others.  The article was written about…

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Tips for Seniors Dealing with the Transition from Home to Assisted Living
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by Joseph Casciani KAREN WEEKS, GUEST AUTHOR WWW.ELDERWELLNESS.NET One million — that’s the number of seniors who are currently living in an assisted living facility, and that number is expected to…

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Time-restricted Eating (TRE) and its Effect on Metabolic Disease
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by Joe Casciani TIME-RESTRICTED EATING There’s a new gun in town to fight off chronic diseases. In a persuasive article, limiting food intake to a window of 10 hours can prevent,…

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The Myths of Senior Living: How Many Do You Believe?
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by Joseph Casciani Do you believe any of these myths about senior citizens?  The World Health Organization published a document 20 years ago entitled, Ageing: Exploding the Myths.  This document, though…

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The Blue Zones Lessons in Longevity: The Top Takeaways from the Radio Show with Dr. Nick Buettner
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by Joe Casciani THE TOP TAKEAWAYS FROM THE RADIO SHOW ABOUT THE BLUE ZONES An early episode of the Living to 100 Club Radio program invited Dr. Nick Buettner as…

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Sobering Thoughts on Living to 100
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by Joe Casciani UNSETTLING TIMES These are unsettling times. Everything we do is colored by this backdrop of a public health crisis, worldwide. It is very difficult to talk about…

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Setting a Goal Today of Daily Physical Exercise Reduces Health Risk and Equates to Making Virtual Deposits in Our Own Health Savings Account
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by Joseph Casciani Many of our parents and grandparents engaged in regular physical activity and manual labor for their exercise.  Gardening, growing crops, maintaining the ranches and farms, climbing stairs…

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Seniors Should Be Online – Here’s Why
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GUEST BLOG: Harsha Reddy, MedAlertHelp.org The internet usage among the senior citizens is on a steady rise. A study by AARP revealed that they are regular visitors of social networking websites such as Twitter…

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