The marks of time elderly physiological health care

Author: Cheng Yun (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: How long can humans live? Opinions vary. There is a theory called "Comparing with Animals" that suggests: "Humans are originally a type of animal, and their ideal lifespan can be calculated by comparing it with the lifespan of animals. For many animals, the period from birth to maturity is about 1/5 of their entire lifespan. For example, dogs reach full maturity at 3 years old, so their lifespan can be as long as 15 years. Since humans mature at around 25 years old, their ideal lifespan should be 5 times that, or 125 years. Aging Marks—Physiological Health Care for the Elderly: How can the aging process be slowed down, and diseases common in the elderly be prevented to extend human lifespan? This is a question that every elderly person is concerned about. This book provides scientific discussions and specific answers to this issue. Crossed the Ocean—Entering the Psychological World of the Elderly: According to the World Health Organization's explanation, health is a "state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being." Therefore, mental health is an extremely important issue. As people age, they often recall two lines of Tang poetry: "The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it is near the dusk." This can lead to the "Twilight Mentality" and various psychological issues. This book offers scientific and feasible help to the elderly based on an understanding of psychological patterns.