Tips on Staying Mentally Fit Years Longer
KIRKLAND, Wash., Jan. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- "A failing mind, not body, is
the biggest reason people need long term care today," says Cameron
Truesdell, CEO of LTC Financial Partners, the nation's most experienced
long term care insurance agency. "That shouldn't be, so we're going to give
our clients information to help stay mentally fit." To that end, the
company is offering a free guidebook and web links to helpful resources.
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The guidebook is "Dignity for Life: Facts That Can Protect Your Assets & Quality of Life." It states that Alzheimer's Disease and other forms of dementia account for over 30% of long term care claim dollars, significantly higher than for circulatory disease, Parkinson's, stroke, or broken bones due to osteoporosis. The book recommends simple screenings that can detect dementia at its earliest and most treatable stages. "Dignity for Life sells for $8.95 on Amazon.com, but we're giving it away free," says Truesdell.
The web links refer people to easy, sensible measures for keeping one's
memory and reason intact years longer. These measures fall into three
categories:
1. Brain fitness exercise. There are links to programs that hone one's
perception, memory, and concentration. "For brain as well as muscle,
you need to use it or lose it," says Truesdell.
2. Nutrition. There are links to lists of what to eat and drink to
promote brain health. Some of the tips are as simple as drinking
enough water to irrigate brain cells properly.
3. Aerobic exercise. There are links to recreation and exercise options
that all have a common aim: sending plenty of oxygen to brain cells.
The free guidebook and links are available at
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