Belting out a tune might help to beat back some symptoms of dementia.
A study found that singing can boost the brain function and mood of
people with early stage dementia. A group of singers showed improvements
in memory, thinking skills and the ability to find their way around. Source Link
If
the holiday blues are taking hold for you, experts have some advice on
how to manage your melancholy. Number-one is don’t go solo. If you're
depressed, don't try to deal with it on your own; seek treatment and
also seek out others. Try to attend family gatherings or holiday parties
to reduce the isolation that can make the problem worse. Source Link
Last-minute
gift buyers should take note of this list of items that most people
don't want to see under the tree. A holiday poll conducted by Consumer
Reports found that liquor was tops on the “no thanks” list, followed by
flowers or anything that’s been re-gifted. People also aren’t crazy
about getting home decor items like candles or picture frames. Source Link
