Falling: Can It Be Caused by Low Blood Flow in Brain?
By admin on May 19, 2010 in Health and Fitness
Falling may be caused by low blood flow in seniors’ brains, according to a new study.
- Image by Kinho Pizzato via Flickr
Why is it seniors lose the ability to walk properly from age 60 to 85?
Researchers think they have found the answer. It could be because of high blood pressure which slows down blood flow to the brain. Results? More falls for seniors.
Read Falling In old Age Linked to Low Blood Flow in Brain
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