Close your eyes, breathe in deeply, and you can nearly catch the aroma of it now: the turkey roasting, buttery yeast rolls, fresh-baked pies and other desserts, and the other special treats we delight in during Thanksgiving festivities with family and friends. But for seniors who struggle with the concerns of following a special dietary plan, as is the case with diabetes or other ongoing medical conditions, Thanksgiving might feel more like a time for restraint and restriction.
However, there are ways to celebrate a healthy Thanksgiving without overdoing it. These guidelines, from the St. Louis home care professionals at Compassionate Nursing Services, are a great place to start:
For more healthy Thanksgiving advice, contact the best St. Louis home care agency, Compassionate Nursing Services. We’re also available to provide assistance before, during and after the holidays to keep seniors healthy, safe and well. Just several of the ways we can help include:
Call us any time at 314-432-4312 to learn more about the best St. Louis home care agency and the surrounding communities we serve.
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