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The Future of Household, Wellness, and Health Product Shopping
If you have never heard of Melaleuca before, you are probably pretty skeptical right now about "just another one of these subscription scam websites." I personally have been looking for meal replacement type products (currently waiting on some Soylent to ship), and I am definitely going to be ordering some protein shakes, vitamins, sports drink mixes, and energy bars from this website.
By Andrew Bryant8 years ago in Longevity
Natural Medicines
"Natural Medicine" This is a catch all term used by a wide variety of therapists and even pharmaceutical big business. My definition of “natural medicine” is the use and application of therapeutic interventions that do not involve synthetic or artificial substances.
By Peter Rose8 years ago in Longevity
We All Possess Different Kinds of Memory
Our memories are a very important part of our life because they make up our entire experience of living. Without our memories, we would have no sense of self or any other sense of being alive. There are indeed cases of memory loss. However, we don’t merely have memories stored in one particular area. Instead, it’s a case of us having many different subcategories of our memory as a whole.
By Rebecca Sharrock8 years ago in Longevity
Starting Points and Self Perception
There will be several points in your life where you will ask, “Who am I?” Each point may be at a pivotal moment in your life ranging from your sexuality, your career plans, or even a change in your lifestyle; all of these moments come with difficult decisions that you will have to make in order to improve your life.
By Braiden Pergis8 years ago in Longevity
Hopeless Ro-maniac
A quote that feels salient now is one of the late Heather Heyer made famous. "If you're not outraged you're not paying attention," the woman slain in the act of domestic terror a few weeks ago said. Emotionally, it seems as if people take life day-to-day cringing and waiting for the doom, whether it's family drama, political drama etc. The worst part is the anticipation, you are waiting pressured, stressed, tossing and turning in bed at night from the uncertainty. This deducts years from lives, makes children cry to their parents at night wondering if the person that calls themselves the president is going to have them deported, have them arrested, have them forced and abused by armed cops.
By SAYHERNAME Morgan Sankofa8 years ago in Longevity
Restaurant Food Swaps That Decrease Calories
It's harder than ever before to actually stick to a diet. The reasons why dieting is so hard are many, including larger "normal portions," a social stigma to admitting you're on a diet, as well as ingredients that have fat-producing additives.
By Ossiana Tepfenhart8 years ago in Longevity
What is VitaFive and Why Should You Join the Movement?
If you are anything like me, taking vitamins and pills doesn't come easy. It's hard to put myself on a pill regimen and I don't exactly remember to take them at the scheduled time. However, thanks to two entrepreneurs, the vitamin industry is changing, and it's changing for the better.
By Megan Roche8 years ago in Longevity
Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
One thing I'd like to make clear first is that Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, all types, affects everyone differently. For some it may not affect them at all, for others it impacts every single aspect of their life to the extent that feeding tubes, wheelchairs, and long hospital stays has much become the norm to them and their families.
By Lana Sousa8 years ago in Longevity
My Favorite Products by Clinique
Looking at department store beauty and skincare products can be overwhelming. With so many different brands and products to choose from, it is hard to know which ones are worth spending your hard earned cash on. I hope this article helps you next time you are browsing products at the department store.
By Amanda Zylstra8 years ago in Longevity
