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What Are the Essential Nutritional Guidelines for Seniors Undergoing Home-Based Rehab?

  Recovering from an illness, surgery, or injury at home requires more than just rest and medication. Proper nutrition ensures seniors regain strength, heal faster, and stay energized. Our home-based rehabilitation understands the importance of a balanced diet. Our expert team provides personalized care that supports seniors in maintaining their health and independence from the comfort of their homes. Eating right during recovery can make all the difference. Seniors often experience changes in appetite, digestion, and nutrient absorption, so their diet should be carefully planned. Essential nutrients like proteins, vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats help speed healing, maintain muscle strength, and boost immunity. Including foods rich in lean protein (lentils, quinoa, beans), calcium (dairy, leafy greens), and fiber (whole grains, fruits) can improve overall health and recovery outcomes. Hydration is equally important—drinking enough water prevents fatigue, constipation, and...

World Liver Day: 5 Major Tips to avoid liver complications for Seniors

World Liver Day is celebrated on April 12, 2023, therefore let us raise awareness about liver complications for seniors. Apart from the brain, the liver is the second biggest and most complicated organ in the body. It is an important component of your body's digestive system. Here are the five major tips to avoid liver complications for Seniors; Reduce alcohol intake ➢     The liver is extremely robust and capable of self-regeneration. Certain liver cells die every time the liver filters alcohol. The liver can regenerate new cells, but excessive alcohol consumption might weaken its ability to regenerate. This can cause significant and lasting liver damage. ➢     Excessive alcohol intake can have severe consequences for the kidneys and their part in controlling the body's fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base balance, leaving alcoholics prone to a lot of kidney-related health issues. ➢     The rate of blood flow to the kidneys is normally kept co...