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Understanding Fever
Fever is one of the most well-known side effects of different ailments and a significant part of our body's normal safeguard framework. Characterized as a brief expansion in internal heat level, fever frequently flags that the resistant framework is battling contamination. Despite being normal, fever is in some cases misjudged, prompting fantasies, pointless medicines, or even frenzy. This article investigates the causes, side effects, medicines, and fantasies around fever to assist with figuring out this significant physiological reaction.
By nadia khanomabout a year ago in Humans
Finding Inner Peace
Yoga and meditation are closely related practices that promote inner peace, balance, and well-being. While yoga is often associated with its physical postures and stretching routines, it has also been shown to provide practitioners with a holistic approach for connecting the mind, body, spirit, or heart: by using movement as an essential component of daily life; through mindfulness exercises such as abbotidations/lance studies), this combination can help improve one's ability to focus on their work without being seen in public settings. This article provides information about how meditation intersects both ways people feel more connected.
By Williamabout a year ago in Humans
Yoga for Athletes
Yoga is a multi-faceted approach that offers athletes the opportunity to improve their performance by practicing specific poses and practices. This article highlights yoga as one of the most effective methods for building strength, stamina, endurance, speed, or agility in athletic training, while also providing an integrated approach designed to enhance athlete mental resilience through increased focus on recovery from sports injuries.
By Williamabout a year ago in Humans
Mindfulness Your Yoga Practice
Mindfulness, a practice that emphasizes the present moment as your gateway to inner peace and breath control or mindfulness meditation, is often associated with yoga. This approach can have profound effects on both physical health (more energy from rest), emotional clarity in thinking about what's going around you head over time/weekend for relaxation, increased awareness of internal events, and more stress relief during transitional stages like sitting, standing, chilli, etc.
By Williamabout a year ago in Humans
Yoga for Flexibility
Whether you're an athlete, swimmer, or simply want to move more freely without getting injured by practicing yoga and improving your mobility through specific poses and techniques, Yoga is the perfect approach.
By Williamabout a year ago in Humans
Women and Diwali: Breaking Free from Old Traditions
Stories hold great importance in our lives. As we grew up listening to tales related to Diwali, we felt a sense of pride. Dressed in vibrant Indian attire and enjoying sweet treats, we celebrated our culture's lively festivities. From decorating our homes with lights to performing school plays about Diwali's legends, this festival has always been a beautiful reflection of our rich heritage. While Diwali symbolizes the victory of good over evil, its deeper layers are often overlooked. In this article, I explore the complexities of patriarchy and stereotypes in the Ramayana Epic and emphasize the need to embrace new perspectives.
By Hridya Sharmaabout a year ago in Humans
Honoring The Dead
My Spouse is Hispanic, and today We Celebrate Día de los Muertos. The Day of the Dead. We pay our Respects to and Remember those who have Passed.
By Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, DFM, DHM, DAS (hc)about a year ago in Humans
Riding the Crimson Coaster: Surviving Periods, Pain, and Mood Swings Like a Pro
Periods. The dreaded time of the month that every woman faces. Some cycles go by relatively smoothly, others are just okay, and then there are the ultimate disasters, the ones that make us feel like we're plummeting straight into the pits of hell. Imagine feeling like you’re on an endless rollercoaster of pain and mood swings, but it’s not a theme park ride—it’s a one-way ticket to “Satan’s special show” right in your own body. And every month, there’s no option to cancel or refund.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
Does the end justify the means?
Alot of the things we see all around us come from very questionable origins, whether its the phones you are using or even the structure of society. Much of it came through the literal sacrifice of many persons and the perpetual oppression of others, as humans it was obvious that we weren’t going to build something perfect since we are flawed. That raises an important question, does the end justify the means? in simpler terms this question is trying to understand whether a good result is all that matters regardless of the way we take to get there, the most important thing is to be able to get there.
By real Jemaabout a year ago in Humans
A BITTER TASTE OF REGRET
Miriam had long grown tired of seeing the old woman seated by her gate. Every day, without fail, the elderly beggar would take her place, her frail form hunched over, a weathered hand outstretched in silent plea to anyone passing by. For Miriam, the sight filled her with irritation rather than compassion. She couldn’t understand why this woman insisted on begging at her gate, tarnishing the image of her well-kept home. Miriam had worked hard for what she had, and seeing this reminder of need and weakness was an offense to her sensibilities.
By Sam Jethro about a year ago in Humans
Transform Your Life: The Power of Positive Thinking
In life, everyone faces their own unique challenges, and if you listen carefully, you'll hear people often expressing frustrations or disappointments. Some people seem to be perpetually down, always responding to any inquiry with comments like, “Nothing’s going right,” or “I’m completely broken.” These individuals often seem to carry a cloud of sadness or hardship wherever they go, and it’s as though they can’t see any light in their lives. Others have a more balanced outlook, acknowledging both the good and the bad days as part of life’s journey. And then, there are those rare individuals who seem consistently happy and at peace, no matter what life throws at them. We all know at least one person like this, and sometimes it feels almost unbelievable—don’t they have any struggles, setbacks, or difficulties? How are they so unfailingly content? We can’t help but feel a mixture of curiosity and even a bit of envy, wondering what makes their outlook so different from ours.
By Regina Phalangeabout a year ago in Humans
I Tried Every Diet, but Only One Actually Worked — Here’s What No One Tells You
Introduction: Welcome to the Diet Rollercoaster — Population: Me Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve tried every diet out there. Like, every single one. If there was a club for people who’ve sworn off carbs one week, juiced every meal the next, and ate like cavemen after that, I’d be the president. My fridge has seen it all, from green smoothies that taste like freshly mowed grass to lean chicken that I convinced myself was “better than pizza.” Spoiler alert: it wasn’t.
By Ravinder Mudirajabout a year ago in Humans