Recent research has illuminated a concerning connection between hearing loss and an increased risk of falls, particularly among older individuals. Hearing impairment can compromise spatial awareness and balance, making it challenging to detect potential hazards and maintain stability. Social isolation, often a result of hearing loss, exacerbates these risks. Falls can lead to severe consequences, including fractures and head injuries. However, the good news is that addressing hearing loss through regular screenings and assistive technologies can significantly reduce these risks. Promoting awareness, routine check-ups, and a stigma-free approach to hearing aids can empower individuals to proactively manage hearing loss, enhancing both their quality of life and overall safety.
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October Trivia
1. What antioxidant in pumpkins helps reduce inflammation and supports eye health? 2. Studies show that exposure to cooler autumn temperatures can boost which type of fat that helps burn calories? 3. Which flavonoid found in apples has been linked to improved brain function and memory?
October Book Club
The Whole-Food Guide for Breast Cancer Survivors: A Nutritional Approach to Preventing Recurrence by Edward Bauman, Helayne Waldman, Helayne L. Waldman. As one of the best preventative measures known to doctors and nutritionists today, a robust, cancer-fighting diet is vital to your personal plan for breast cancer prevention. An essential guide for every woman seeking to understand the effect of nutritional deficiencies and environmental factors on her overall health and wellness.
Laughter is the Best Medicine
October wellness hack: Rake leaves faster… call it high-intensity yardwork training
Did You Know?
Pumpkins are technically a fruit — and their seeds are a natural source of tryptophan, the amino acid that helps boost mood and promote better sleep.
October Book Club
The Whole-Food Guide for Breast Cancer Survivors: A Nutritional Approach to Preventing Recurrence by Edward Bauman, Helayne Waldman. As one of the best preventative measures known to doctors and nutritionists today, a robust, cancer-fighting diet is vital to your personal plan for breast cancer prevention. An essential guide for every woman seeking to understand the effect of nutritional deficiencies and environmental factors on her overall health and wellness.
Words to Live By
A breath is not a breath until you breathe it. Focus your attention on your breath today and notice how much more present you become.” – Keith Macpherson
October Trivia Answers
1. Beta-carotene 2. Brown fat 3. Quercetin
I Hear You: Why a Hearing Test Matters
Strong relationships thrive on good communication. Here’s why scheduling a hearing test is an act of care—for yourself and those you love. 1) Deepen intimacy by truly hearing shared stories. 2) Be present and make memories at gatherings. 3) Reduce frustration and boost happiness by easing communication struggles. 4) Enjoy conversations without constant repeats. 5) Show love by taking concerns about your hearing seriously. Prioritizing your hearing means nurturing trust, joy, and meaningful connections. Contact us today for a free consultation and hearing test. Because hearing well isn’t just about sound—it’s about staying close to the people who matter.
Your Dentures Need an Annual Exam
Even with proper care at home, a denturist needs to examine your dentures at least once a year. This preventive measure helps identify any issues with your dentures or oral health before they become more serious. Regular denture examinations ensure that your dentures remain in good condition and last as long as possible. Over time, it’s common for dentures to become loose or even begin to break. This is why annual check-ups are essential to maintaining oral health and keeping the dentures fitting you as best as possible. Your dentures play an important role in your life and deserve the care and attention needed to keep them in optimal shape.
Emotion Code Can Improve Behaviour
The Emotion Code works on both children and animals. It can change children’s perception of the world, improve their behaviour, regulate emotions, and may resolve issues such as bed-wetting, nail biting or night terrors. The Emotion Code is based on the idea that everything is energy, including our emotions. Emotions can become trapped anywhere in the body and can interfere with the energy flow in the body. The Emotion Code can also release inherited trapped emotions that you or your ancestors may have passed on to your children. In the days following a session, they may feel freer to be themselves. Sessions can be done in person or online.
