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• Low Sodium = Poor Cognitive Function in the Elderly

  

  During the aging process and since we try to keep sodium retention reduced to prevent cardiac hypertension and possible kidney disease, it becomes difficult to maintain sodium balance in the body. Low sodium in the body, or hyponatremia, has been shown to increase the risk of falls by contributing to neurocognitive dysfunction, which can cause…

  cz09

  22 January 2026

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  broken bone, cognitive fuction, elderly, hyponatremia, low sodium, medication, naurocognitive dysfuction, Protein, sodium

• How Many Calories do I Burn if I Walk 5000 Steps?

  

  The number of calories we can burn during an activity, such as walking, depends on many factors, such as: Age The older we are, the fewer calories we burn during any exercise and not just during walking. With increasing age, metabolism slows down mainly due to reduced activity but also the natural decrease in certain…

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  13 January 2026

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  activity, activity trackers, adipose tissue, age, body weight, burn, calories, disease, gender, hormonal changes, medication, metabolism, muscle mass, pace, smartwatches, steps, terrain morphology, walking, wearables

• 3 Basic Factors That Determine Our Body Weight

  

  Our body weight, our ideal weight and our body composition in general are determined by the following factors: Genetic factors The heredity that we transfer from our parents and ancestors, the DNA, has an important role in regulating our weight. The 3 basic categories of body types have a purely hereditary background. The ectomorphic type…

  cz09

  14 October 2025

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  body weight, cold climate, customs, disease, DNA, ectomorphic type, endomorphic type, environmental factors, epigenetic factors, exercise, genetic factors, hot climte, medication, mesomorphic type, morals, physical activity