Aging Parents Need My Angel Alert Band
It is no secret that the United States of America has an aging population. Indeed, the Population Bureau has projected that those ages 65 and above will comprise as much as 23 percent of the population by 2050. As it stands, the US population is older than it has ever been and this trend is only set to continue.
What does this mean for you, the reader? It means that there is somebody in your life, be it a parent, a grandparent or somebody else, whom you deeply care about that is growing older.
Growing older is an infamously difficult process which presents us all with a unique set of challenges that we must contend with. Physically we grow weaker in a process known as sarcopenia whereby skeletal muscle mass and strength gradually decrease over time. Sarcopenia begins around ages 30 to 40 and rapidly increases once a person reaches 70 years of age. By this time, up to 50% of someone's overall mass may already have been lost. Additionally, bones begin to lose their size and density with increasing age becoming more susceptible to fractures. Alongside numerous others, these factors make older generations vastly more susceptible to accident and injury.
Not only are older people at greater risk of accidents but also the associated consequences are far more extreme. For children, falls are a part of everyday life and the learning experience. For those aged 65 and above, falls are the leading cause of death and injury within the US. This is a particularly alarming statistic when taking into consideration that a fall occurs every second of every day throughout America.
Consequently, it is of paramount importance that we do everything in our power to ensure that our aging loved ones are cared for. It is our duty to do so, even when we do not have the luxury of being physically close to our parents and grandparents. This is where the revolutionary Angel Alert Band comes into play.
In the case that your elderly parent or grandparent experiences a medical emergency, My Angel Alert Band’s chip technology will provide first responders immediate access to all of your loved one’s essential medical information. First responders will be made aware of their existing medical conditions such as Alzheimer's, what medications they are taking and those that they will have an adverse reaction to. This will ensure that they get the treatment that they need without wasting a single, life-saving, second.
