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Dibya Prakash
• Wellness Therapist • Dietician • Yoga & Meditation Practitioner • Counsellor • Deep Sleep Mentor • Blogger • Social worker
A Wellness Therapist, Dietician (Life Member of IDA), Counsellor, Yoga & Meditation Practitioner, Deep Sleep coach, Blogger, Social worker and a Certified Trainer.
ELDERS’ SOLITUDE: REALITY OR SELF IMPOSED
I recently read an article highlighting how the younger generation often leave their elderly parents in hometowns while moving to big cities in pursuit of better opportunities for themselves and their families. It questioned whether rising individualism among today’s...
Good Teeth, Better Nutrition: The Key to a Healthier Life
During a quiet dinner with a distant relative, I noticed that Dadi Ji, the family’s beloved matriarch, was barely touching her food. Concerned, I gently asked her if something was wrong. After some urging, she finally admitted that she had been suffering from a...
Caregiving with Compassion: Balancing Health and Love
Whenever I spoke with my childhood friend Reetu, her worries invariably revolved around her father-in-law’s health. He was struggling with multiple issues—diabetes, high blood pressure, osteoarthritis, and the inevitable challenges that come with aging. Reetu, always...
Strong Bones, Safe Aging: How to Prevent Fractures
If you’ve ever observed an apartment or office building being constructed, you might have noticed the metal scaffolding that supports the structure. Similarly, within your body, bones serve as the framework that keeps you standing upright. As you age, these supporting...
Managing Constipation in Older Adults
Have you ever experienced constipation? Do you remember the symptoms that came with it? These symptoms, typically associated with constipation, include a bloated stomach, stomach pain or cramps, difficulty evacuating, a feeling of fullness in the lower abdomen,...
The Sooner, The Better: Adapting to Changing Nutritional Needs as We Age
I remember reading this quote; There are three constants in life: change, choice and principles.And having been privy to this journey called life, it would be naive or ignorant to disagree with the essence of the above certitude. Change is indeed a part and parcel of...
Aging Can Indeed Be Like a Fine Wine
“Babumoshai, zindagi badi honi chahiye, lambi nahi” It’s true indeed that one should see life from the above perspective, which prioritizes quality over the number of years one lives. The essence, in ways more than one, summarizes what we aspire for, throughout our...