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A lengthy to-do list, a burning urge to optimize every area of your life, and a quarter of the time necessary to do so—these are just some of the thoughts weighing on the mind of someone struggling with “superwoman syndrome.” Women…
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They enjoy the misfortune of others. The malevolent ways of evil people often leave them so twisted and turned around on the inside that they feel good when they see misfortune. It might be a disaster on the news or a dramatic situation in…
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Physical consequences of staying where you're miserable: 1. Weakens yours immune system 2. Wounds are slower to heal 3. Increases your blood pressure 4. Increases your cholesterol 5. Makes you gain weight 6. Puts you at an…
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Since ancient times, Ayurveda has highly valued milk for its building and tonifying qualities and its ability to strengthen ojas, our vital immunity. When it comes to milk and dairy products, it’s helpful to keep the context of Ayurveda’s…
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The disorder often develops during adolescence or early adulthood. Catathrenia is exceedingly rare and likely underreported. People may mistake the sounds for obstructive sleep apnea, sleep talking, snoring, or other sleep-related breathing…
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Nature’s Impact on Mental Health Mental health is a growing concern in our society, and nature has a vital role to play in its improvement. Nature can alleviate conditions like depression and anxiety. Nature offers a sanctuary for the…
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How do I know if I need to cleanse? We can often recognise when our body needs some cleansing support as we usually start to feel tired and run-down. We might also notice our digestion is a bit sluggish and our skin congested. Feeling…
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Figs: Figs have long been considered as a fertility food and they enhance pheromones, those sexy chemicals we secrete to attract the opposite sex. Figs, especially when cut in half, have a very erotic look and shape, similar to parts of a…
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Get the hell off social media: Take a break, or detox, from social media – and set your goal for 30 days. If that seems too long, try one week with no social media. I’m talking no Facebook, no Instagram, no TikTok, and no YouTube – none of…
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1. Go for a walk. Whether in your backyard, down the street, or in the closest park. 2. Sit outside and breathe in the scents of nature. What smells can you pick up wafting gently in the air? Eucalyptus? Basil? Rose? Lavender? Nature is…
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