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5 Healthy Life And Fitness Hack
Do you want to live a better and healthy life but still wondering how to do that. Because health issues are getting more complicated with time. Environment or climate change is also putting equal contribution to the health disturbance. The recent deadly virus made life more miserable and create lots of anxiety among the whole globe. Because nobody wants to leave earlier and taking care of their beloved ones.
By Nouman5 years ago in Longevity
When Life Gives you Lemons, Make Them Magic
What if you had a magic potion at your very fingertips? One that could bring you to a magical place of feeling energized and so near to brand new that you just have to look in the mirror to make sure you haven't turned back the very hands of time. Would you use it? If for nothing more than to feel the fairies dance in your hair like they did when you were just a sweet little thing? A little game of pretend? Maybe it doesn't have to be completely pretend, but it is definitely completely fun to find out just how far our imaginations can bring us from this tangible world into the world of mystery and magic.
By Cleo Gray5 years ago in Longevity
Ketogenic Diet: Is the Ultimate Low-Carb Diet Good for You?
these days, many of my patients have been asking approximately a ketogenic food plan. Is a ketogenic weight loss program safe? would you recommend it? notwithstanding the current hype, a ketogenic food regimen isn't always some thing new. In medicinal drug, we were using it for almost one hundred years to deal with drug-resistant epilepsy, specially in kids. within the Nineteen Seventies, Dr. Atkins popularized his very-low-carbohydrate weight loss plan for weight loss that began with a very strict -week ketogenic segment. over time, other fad diets integrated a comparable technique for weight loss.
By Myla Daen5 years ago in Longevity
Feeling Tired? Why Allergies Could be The Culprit
If you suffer from allergies, you have probably dealt with the itchiness, nasal congestion and watery eyes that often go along with them. Symptoms like these can be hard to avoid since allergens are seemingly everywhere. To make matters worse, you might have found that you’re less productive and more tired than usual when your allergies are triggered.
By Michaela Wong5 years ago in Longevity
Medical Practice Through History
“Medical Practice” has improved and changed through the centuries. Today, an unborn baby can survive outside of the womb and go on to live a healthy life. We are fighting cancer and winning! All through history, we have been interested in health and how we can live longer, curing ailments and surviving pandemics --- why, we’re even ‘fighting’ coronavirus today. So, what was “Medical Practices” like in the years gone by? What did the doctor do? (If you could afford one). What were the hospitals like? Where do we start?
By Ruth Elizabeth Stiff5 years ago in Longevity
Plan B
There are many concerns today regarding the very real possibility that another pandemic of some sort could endanger every American. The very thought of such a catastrophe happening again when the government agencies that are currently in place to protect the public and guard against the likelihood of such an event isn't very reassuring considering what the governmental response has been with this current Covid-19 Pandemic and in the wake of Katrina and the Gulf Oil spill.
By Dr. Williams5 years ago in Longevity
Life in The Rockies
Growing up and living in the Rocky Mountains as your backdrop anywhere you went in Colorado was my life. People always said that Colorado was one of the best places to go skiing or snowboarding, other times we were the last place people had in mind when they wanted beaches. Funny thing about Colorado was you always saw people in shorts and tanks all year round. Sure, winters get cold but it's not something that could bring a whole state to its knees. I was born in Pueblo, Colorado and the city itself could have Denver fit inside its limits. Outside of Pueblo is Colorado Springs, or anyone living in Colorado it’s just Springs. Kids had school when a foot of snow falls even two feet, we had school. Barely had any kind of snow day unless the buses couldn't run. Denver had the hockey, football, basketball, and baseball stadiums. Although both hockey and basketball shared a stadium, there was always something going. The Pepsi Center was one of those that had several events that were always and are mostly held.
By Hazel Taylor5 years ago in Longevity
Clearing Your Tarot or Oracle Deck
I’ve been seeing a lot of new readers ask about clearing their Tarot cards. They ask the following questions most frequently. What does this mean? Do I need to do it? How can I clear my cards? For those that need this information, or who just want to see how another reader does this, here is a quick explanation of the ways I’ve learned to accomplish this task. All the following methods may be used for any divination deck, not just Tarot. Therefore, I will use the words Tarot, oracle or divination deck interchangeably.
By Ladybug Tarot5 years ago in Longevity
The Simple Way To Weightloss
With all the crazy fads and intense workout routines that get thrown around nowadays, it can be difficult to know which way to turn. We lose ourselves in the deepest parts of the internet looking for that miracle that will help us shift those few extra pounds.
By Kate Fox5 years ago in Longevity
Change Your Mind Set and life Through Meditation
Medication is basically the origin that describes the person's state of powerful concentration on an object of alertness and thought. In this procedure, a person tries to change his or her thought inward. Most people are nowadays very interested in performing these types of activities. Meditation is very popular in the eastern but nowadays western people also love to perform this activity. Meditation is now part of western culture and western people like this.
By andre medy5 years ago in Longevity
An Impromtu Spiritual Adventure
I went to the beach today. I have always liked the beach, always felt drawn to it. As a kid, I lived in the middle of the desert and the beach was over 2 hours away. Needless to say, I never really went. My mom was super sick when I was a kid, suffering from chronic nerve pain. She went to the doctor in San Diego a lot. So, every month, sometimes a couple times a month, we took a small road trip. It began usually early in the morning, piling water and blankets/pillows into the car to make the ride a little more comfortable. We would stop and Jack in the Box for breakfast. Still, to this day, I crave a Breakfast Jack combo on long car rides.
By Andreya Martinez5 years ago in Longevity
Learning to Connect through Self-Hypnosis for Relationship Anxiety Relief
Strong social supports can be your best safety net when times get difficult. Whether you have had a bad day at work or a tough year filled with unexpected difficulties, your friends and family members can help you through anything.
By UpNow Hypnosis5 years ago in Longevity