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Continue reading →: A Skeptical Look At Tailored Mental Health SolutionsThe idea, of course, that one might craft a specific remedy for a specific mind—a key for one particular lock—has always been the goal. We have spent a great deal of time using rather blunt instruments, attempting to fix the delicate workings of a person’s outlook with something akin to…
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Continue reading →: Why Experiences Bring More Happiness Than Material GoodsThe concept of spending money to achieve happiness has been a topic of interest for researchers and scientists for decades. One of the most enduring studies on this topic is the Harvard Adult Development Study, which has been tracking participants for over 80 years. This study has concluded that personal…
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Continue reading →: Navigating Parental Philosophies And Social AwkwardnessA gasp. A child dancing on the roof of a car. A parent, not panicked, but permissive. The sheer audacity of it. This isn’t just about stomping in puddles; it’s a fundamental divergence in philosophy, played out in miniature on a suburban driveway. The question isn’t about rules, not really.…
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Continue reading →: Novel Strategies For Mitigating Cognitive Decline And Enhancing Mental AcuityThe looming specter of cognitive decline – a concern that grips the minds of most American adults as they age. A 2015 AARP survey revealed that three-quarters of adults aged 40 and older fear their brain health will deteriorate over time. This anxiety is not unfounded, as research suggests that…
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Continue reading →: Tackling Food Insecurity And Homelessness In Western AustraliaTackling Food Insecurity on International Day of Charity** As we mark International Day of Charity on September 5, it’s crucial to shine a light on one of Western Australia’s most pressing issues: food insecurity. According to the Foodbank Hunger Report 2024, a staggering 34 per cent of Western Australians, or…
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Continue reading →: A Sustainable Approach To Healing The LandMental health experts often emphasize the importance of connecting with nature to alleviate stress and anxiety. For gardening enthusiasts in the Yampa Valley, this connection comes with a unique set of challenges. The region’s unpredictable climate, characterized by late spring snowstorms and rocky soil, can make growing plants feel like…
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Continue reading →: A Holistic Approach To Health And HappinessA Legacy of Excellence: The Times of India —style Desk The Times of India, one of India’s most widely read and respected newspapers, has a rich history dating back to 1838. Over the years, it has evolved to cater to the diverse interests of its readers. One such initiative is…
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Continue reading →: A Leading Voice On Relationships, ParentingShaunti Feldhahn is a prominent social researcher, author, and podcast host. While specific details about her early — are scarce, her work has stored significant attention recently. As a researcher, Feldhahn has dedicated herself to understanding the intricacies of human relationships, family dynamics, and social trends. Her expertise in these…
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Continue reading →: New Study Suggests ‘Recipe’ To Lower RiskMore details: Visit website “Type 2 diabetes mellitus is a major public health problem worldwide,” Jordi Salas-Salvadó , MD, PhD, professor of nutrition at the University of Rovira i Virgili in Spain and general coordinator of the PREDIMED trial , told Medical News Today . Salas-Salvadó is the corresponding and…
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Continue reading →: How One Girl’s Encounter With A Biography Sparked A Lifetime Of KindnessA third-grader’s chance encounter with a biography changed her ___ forever – and possibly the ___s of many others. Manhattan Beach resident Janet Jones was just 8 years old when she read about Helen Keller, the trailblazing advocate for the blind, and was inspired to take action. “I was just…
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Continue reading →: A Breakthrough In Stress Relief TechnologyThe quest for stress relief has led many down a rabbit hole of trendy treatments and mindfulness products. However, the solution may lie within. The vagus nerve, a crucial component of the parasympathetic nervous system, has emerged as a key player in regulating our nervous system. Neuroscientist and board-certified psychiatrist…
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Continue reading →: Caloric Restriction, And Physical Activity Reduce Type 2 Diabetes RiskA recent study has shed light on the benefits of combining a Mediterranean diet with caloric restriction and physical activity for adults with overweight or obesity and metabolic syndrome. The research, led by Miguel Ruiz-Canela and Dolores Corella, found that this multi-faceted approach reduced the risk of developing type 2…













