by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jul 30, 2026 | Pathology
How Growth Hormone Shapes the Aging Process Aging is often described as a slow unraveling of the body’s ability to repair, replenish, and respond. Many systems contribute to this shift, but few are as central or as misunderstood as growth hormone (GH). People tend to... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jul 23, 2026 | Pathology
Understanding Advanced Arthritis in Aging Adults Many aging adults begin each morning with a familiar ritual shaped by the realities of advanced arthritis. Rising from bed requires patience. The joints feel heavy and resistant after a night of stillness, and the first... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jul 16, 2026 | Pathology
Understanding Sciatica in Older Adults Sciatica shows up often in geriatric practice, yet it rarely presents the same way twice. In younger adults, it tends to arrive suddenly, usually tied to a disc injury or a sharp mechanical event. In older adults, the story is... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jul 10, 2026 | Caregivers Series
How Caregivers and Practitioners Can Work Together Caregivers and practitioners form a partnership that supports the older adult’s comfort and dignity. When communication is open and respectful, the experience becomes more meaningful for everyone involved. Caregivers... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jul 3, 2026 | Caregivers Series
When Touch Should Be Avoided: Safety Guidelines for Caregivers Safety is the foundation of geriatric massage. Caregivers need clear guidance about when touch is helpful and when it may not be appropriate. The aging body requires thoughtful attention, and certain... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jun 27, 2026 | Caregivers Series
Creating a Calming Environment for Comfort and Connection A peaceful environment helps the body relax and supports the gentle pacing recommended in The Gentle Path. Caregivers can create this environment at home with a few thoughtful adjustments. A calming environment... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jun 25, 2026 | Research
Senotoxins and the Quiet Work of Clearing Aging Cells There is a quiet shift taking place in the study of aging, and it begins with a group of laboratory‑designed molecules called senotoxins. Scientists first noticed that certain venom proteins from bees, wasps, and... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jun 19, 2026 | Caregivers Series
How Geriatric Massage Supports Comfort and Mobility Geriatric massage is a specialized approach designed to support the unique needs of the aging body. It uses gentle pressure, slow pacing, and supportive positioning to protect fragile tissues and accommodate chronic... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jun 19, 2026 | Book
A New Chapter Begins: Reflections on Launch Day Last Thursday, June 11, 2026, something extraordinary happened. After years of work, revision, doubt, hope, and more than a few late nights, my book finally stepped out into the world. There’s a moment in every creative... by Ed Bolden-Greer | Jun 12, 2026 | Caregivers Series
Supporting a Loved One With Memory Loss Through Touch Memory loss can create moments of confusion, fear, or disorientation. Caregivers often feel unsure about how to help during these moments, yet gentle touch can offer grounding and reassurance. Touch becomes a way...