Walking’s Effect on the Development of Alzheimer’s Disease
A study suggests that even modest physical activity — like adding a few thousand steps to your day — could make a real difference in how quickly Alzheimer’s disease develops.
Will Using Walker for Dizziness Eventually Impair Mobility?
If a young able-bodied adult uses a walker out of fear of falling from dizzy spells, will this over time compromise her mobility and joint integrity?
If Eye Contact Is So Important, How Do Blind People Get By?
Supposedly for neurotypicals, eye contact is crucial in social settings.
But if this is so, how do blind people navigate social interaction?
Why Do So Many Autistic Women Have EDS?
It happened again: I met a new autistic woman; she spoke of her hypermobility; I asked if she had EDS; she said yes.
Influencers Manipulate Their Instagram Shots?! Who Knew?
Why is there still so much shock that Instagram influencers manipulate their pictures to look thinner, smoother or in some other way flawless?
Do We Have Limited Lifetime Heartbeats that Exercise Uses Up?
Someone once said, “We have limited lifetime heartbeats; I’ll be damned I’m going to use them up running down a street.”
Why 10 Minute Walks Beat Five Regardless of Step Total
