Despite all their limitations, many older people well into their eighth decade of life say they are basically very satisfied with their lives, their quality of life leaves little to be desired, and they are actively engaged in a wide variety of activities, so we younger people can look to the future with optimism! Tips … Gerontology: Tips for Aging
Each of us ages – with each passing day beyond the age of 30, our physical reserves slowly diminish until, at some point, the time comes when maintaining all organ functions is no longer so easily possible: the first limitations appear. What is the science of aging? In gerontology, the science of aging, research is … Gerontology: Growing Old and the Effects on Our Bodies
The physical changes that occur in old age also bring health problems. The most common problems that gerontology deals with include, for example, incontinence, injuries caused by falls, or the development of diseases such as dementia. We present these and other typical health problems in old age below. What are the most common problems? Many … Gerontology: the Most Common Problems in Old Age
While up to about the age of 30 there are ten times as many reserves to ensure that the body can function, after that these reserves slowly decrease, without the immediate onset of disease because of it. The decline in performance can occur at different rates in each person and even in each organ or … Gerontology: Physical Changes
