Ted Nava

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How Do You Learn to Communicate with Your Newborn?
At birth, the baby has to face many more changes than at any other time in his life. Separating from the mother's body, the child must learn to take care of himself, to be autonomous, to use his reflexes, to swallow and digest food.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Families
10 Plants That Strengthen Immunity
We are often tempted to look for powerful remedies in pharmacies even for the simplest colds. But nature is at our disposal, allowing us to choose from dozens of types of plants, all with a strong healing capacity. Here are some of them:
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Earth
7 Rules That Help Us Get Rid of Belly Fat Easily, without Drastic Diets
To get rid of the belly we need to have three main meals a day, to give up sugar, alcohol, and food prepared in the traditional style, but also not to eat carbohydrates after 6 p.m. These are the recommendations of specialists, who say that diet plays an important role in melting the fat accumulated around the abdomen.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Longevity
How Do You Choose Fruits When You Buy Them?
Due to the benefits of the fast transport system and the increasingly efficient storage space, many fruits and vegetables are available on the market almost all year round, regardless of the country of origin.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Feast
What Values Should Parents Pass On to Their Children to Guide Them through All the Challenges?
What values should you pass on as parents to your child? How to raise a child with an internal moral compass to guide him, to help him in all the challenges he will face? Morality - the internal values of the person - is learned, first of all from the family, from the parents. The values transmitted by the parents are internalized by the child, becoming part of his reference system.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Humans
The Old Trick of Psychiatrists to Quickly Gain People’s Trust
There is a misconception that trust can only be built over time, but research in psychology suggests otherwise. In the book "Friend and Foe" by Maurice Shveytser and Adam Galinsky, the author argues that there is a way to quickly gain trust in such a way that you are perceived as a trustworthy person at first sight.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Humans
Japanese Doctor, 105 Years Old: “Ladies, Stop Dieting and Sleep All the Time. Here’s What You Need to Do to Live Longer! “
I always respected Japan, for the people who live there. Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara is an example of a wonderful man, who impressed me greatly.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Longevity
Top 10 Reasons Why People Divorce
Top 10 Reasons to Divorce: Unfortunately, our country has an extremely high divorce rate, and the most threatened households are the new ones! Although when they go to the altar, few young people think that it will not work, many of these marriages end in divorce, perhaps precisely because young people do not realize that marriage also means work. INS says that over 20% of marriages ended in divorce two years ago!
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Humans
The Influences of Stress on the Psyche
Something about stress We are more and more stressed and nervous, which can be seen in the tensions in the family, at work, or on the street.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Humans
Are We a Couple or Are We Just Living Together?
"Love is not a lifetime insurance, it is an adventure that involves all possible risks." J.SALOME It's six o'clock in the morning. This watch kills any dream. Both literally and figuratively. I extend my hand to my right without opening my eyes and it's there.
By Ted Nava4 years ago in Humans