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Continue reading →: Nicole Scherzinger In Workout Gear Does Handstands On The BeachNicole Scherzinger, the former lead singer of the Pussycat Dolls, was spotted in workout gear doing handstands on the beach yesterday. The 42-year-old singer was seen practicing her yoga poses on the sand, showing off her impressive strength and flexibility.According to eyewitnesses, Scherzinger was in high spirits as she performed…
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Continue reading →: Are Single Or Partnered Young Adults Happier?According to a recent study published in Family Relations, the answer to this question may be more complex than previously thought. Researchers Nicole Watkins and colleagues found that while singles may be less happy than those in romantic relationships, it’s not solely the lack of a partner that affects their…
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Continue reading →: Crazy Cardio Is A New Social Fitness Craze“Crazy Cardio,” a new social media fitness trend, has taken the internet by storm. TrampoLEAN founder Louis Coraggio recently demonstrated the quick and intense trampoline workout on “Fox & Friends,” further fueling the fad’s popularity. The idea of “cozy cardio” is to get in some steps while wearing comfortable attire…
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Continue reading →: Which Type Of Exercise Routine Is Best?According to the Harvard Medical School, as people age, they may benefit from more focused workouts that target specific muscle groups, such as their leg and thigh muscles. This is because these muscles are used frequently in everyday tasks like squatting and climbing stairs, and maintaining their strength and flexibility…
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Continue reading →: When And How You Eat Food Affects Your Health
According to Dr. Leana Wen, an emergency physician and adjunct associate professor at George Washington University, eating habits play a significant role in one’s health. In an interview with CNN, Wen emphasized the importance of consuming whole foods that are minimally processed, such as leafy green vegetables, fresh fruits, and…
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Continue reading →: Every Inch Of Happiness Doesn’t Rest On Olympic SuccessBritish rower, Kat Glover, is gearing up for her fourth Olympic Games, but this time around, her focus is on the day-to-day challenges of training rather than the pressure of Olympic success. Glover, who has won gold medals at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics, has been dealing with the physical…
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Continue reading →: Smiling Even For Split-second Signals HappinessA smile really can brighten everyone’s day. Smiling for even a split-second can make a face appear more joyful, according to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Essex in the United Kingdom. The study found that when someone smiles, it can make other people more likely…
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Continue reading →: Fitness Challenges To Help You Become Healthier AdultsThe average adult citizen can benefit from establishing fitness standards that go beyond mere physical appearance. According to Nelson, a fitness expert, the minimum standards for general health, preparedness, and competence include completing a series of challenges that test various aspects of physical fitness. These challenges include completing a 5K…
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Continue reading →: Should More People Get Married?
A book recently published by TIME, makes a compelling case for the benefits of marriage for individuals and society as a whole. The author argues that marriage provides a stable and supportive environment for individuals to build their lives and achieve their goals. This is particularly important in today’s society,…
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Continue reading →: Wellbeing For Freelancers In 2024Setting clear boundaries is essential for freelancers to balance the demands of self-employment without burning out—Establish a routine and set limits on work hours. Freelancers should prioritize their wellbeing and avoid overcommitting themselves. One recommended concept is to diversify income streams to buffer against market changes and ensure financial stability.…
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Continue reading →: Brain Boosters From Exercise And DietAccording to a recent study, exercise and diet can have a significant impact on cognitive function, particularly in older adults. Researchers found that people who engaged in regular physical activity and followed a specific dietary pattern had slower rates of cognitive decline compared to those who did not follow the…
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Continue reading →: Why Well-intended Workplace Interventions Can Go Wrong
Well-intended workplace interventions can go wrong due to their lack of tailored solutions to address the specific root causes of workplace mental health issues. Simplistic solutions such as relaxation classes, sleep, and meditation apps may not be effective in improving workforce wellbeing, according to a recent study by Oxford University…
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