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Halloween Blue Moon and How it Affects Your Zodiac Sign
Okay, so a Halloween blue moon does not imply that the moon is blue. Instead, it refers to the phrase “once in a blue moon”, which means a rare or unusual event.
By Chelsie B.5 years ago in Longevity
Herpes - A Quick Guide
Herpes is a common viral infection that affects many people. There are actually two types: Herpes-Zoster and Herpes-Simplex.
By Agnes Rosenblum5 years ago in Longevity
Facts of Thyroid gland
The thyroid has one major function within the body's immune system, and it is in control of the body's metabolism. Metabolism is the conversion of oxygen and calorie energy.
By Agnes Rosenblum5 years ago in Longevity
Diabetes Compression
Diabetes calculators are designed to help people with diabetes. The term diabetes mellitus refers to various metabolic processes that directly affect the body's ability to use and process glucose, also known as blood sugar. These trees can cause burns and provoke dangerous and malignant blood glucose levels. Glucose is one of the main sources of energy for the body. It is essential for cellular function, muscle and tissue function, and brain function. However, hypoglycemia in the blood can provoke legal health problems. The two most common types of diabetes are called type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes. Some problems with high blood sugar levels include inclusions, including dissections. Typically, this is caused by a functional immune system and infections caused by a decline in circulation.
By Douglas E. Summers5 years ago in Longevity
What Happens When You Die? VS What Is The Meaning Of Life?
First when you are born, granted there are no problems crossing over into this realm your lifeline is at 100%. Now the way you live determines how fast that 100% runs out.
By Joshua Marsh5 years ago in Longevity
Managing Stress as a Working Student
We've all been stressed at some point in our lives. Whether it is the seemingly endless list of deadlines imposed on us from our employers, or cramming for a test at school the night before. Eventually that stress builds up, affecting the way we act, the way we sleep, and even the way we think.
By Drew Monette5 years ago in Longevity
Working from home a piece of cake?
I have been working from home since the end of March 2020 it has been seven months which is crazy right? My day starts at 7:55 am each morning. I like to sleep until the very last minute. Honestly I have slept in twice since being at home. I just hit snooze on the alarm like ten times my alarm's drive my husband insane. To be honest I don't brush my teeth or wash my face I just roll out of bed and keep my pajamas on all day because why not? It is crazy to think I was an office professional when I was going into the office. I miss the people, the conversations by the water cooler or for my office the Keurig machine.
By peachick 8765 years ago in Longevity
Health and Leisure for All
As a seasonal recreation provider and recreation and leisure services student at Seneca College in Canada, I have developed a strong belief in all of the mental, psychological, emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual and physical health benefits of active and regular participation in recreational programming and activities.
By Talia Devora5 years ago in Longevity
Reincarnation
Death from any event where the consciousness is within the Collective, that Soul will generally be reincarnated here again after a time. You may not be ready for this realization, but a healthy uncorrupted Soul does not leave Earth’s Evolution. They do not travel about in Limbo and need to go into the light. These recorded NDE’s are, and are not accurate. They are accurate because it is an event that happens to us as we create it. They aren't accurate because we are not able to see conscious truth in the beginning.
By Shagri'el5 years ago in Longevity
Quick Tips to Boost Your Metabolism
There are a lot of people who would give a lot to increase their metabolism. Having a high level of metabolism enables one to maintain burn fat and lose weight fast with the least amount of activity.
By The Vitamin Hippo5 years ago in Longevity
Capitalism and Our Eating Habits
We all know that we live in a capitalist society. When we think of capitalism we usually think money but there's more to the concept than money. The key element of the meaning of the word is the key to why we all overeat. It's also the reason why we sometimes eat so horribly. A lot of us can't really help it. We're drawn to food like a drug but maybe it's because of the way we're brought up. Now that we know more about our motivations, it's time to change some of our thought processes.
By Brian Anonymous5 years ago in Longevity
The Weight of a Scale
The food we eat is a source of many things that feed our blood and body. Just like a machine, our body is made of organic parts, chemistry and physics, to get it working. What we call macronutrients, will give us the basic elements to “build” the organic part of our body. They are Carbohydrates, Proteins and Fats. Carbohydrates are for immediate energy consumption. Whatever is not used immediately becomes energy stored as fat. Proteins are for muscle buildup and other smaller “constructions” in our body. And fats are for energy storage. Then, what we call micronutrients, will give us the basic elements to function our body. Vitamins and minerals are part of this group, therefore, responsible to make our body work with the chemical and physical part of it.
By E. Regier5 years ago in Longevity