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4 Serious Reasons Why You Should Sleep On Your Left Side. . Content Warning.
A chiropractor warns: Don’t sleep on your right side. Did you know that over 40% of the American population doesn’t get enough sleep? This leads to serious health complications such as depression, weight gain, and high blood pressure. But even those who do manage to get the recommended 7-8 hours of sleep may be complicating their health by how they sleep.
By srinivasan chandra govindharajabout a year ago in Psyche
Breaking Free: Overcoming Negativity and Cultivating a Positive Mindset
Breaking the Chains of Negativity Do you find yourself surrounded by negativity and you do not know where the exit is, whether there is any? Depression has been described as an umbrella that brings negativity into a person’s life touching on emotion, relationship, and health. So, the good news is that every one of us can free ourselves from these restraints and learn to think more positively.
By anu chandrashekarabout a year ago in Psyche
Controlling Mindful Technology Usage In This Digital Age
In a world where technology is effortlessly integrated into virtually every aspect of our lives, it is easy to become embroiled in the perpetual barrage of notifications, emails, and social media updates. We swipe, scroll, and tap our way through the day, often losing track of time and, more importantly, losing touch with ourselves and the people around us. But what if it is possible to use technology in a more thoughtful, and balanced way? This brings to mind the concept of mindful technology use—a model that encourages us to act deliberately about how, when, and why we interact with digital devices.
By Kenneth Annanabout a year ago in Psyche
From Darkness to Light: Overcoming Negative Thoughts and Cultivating a Positive Outlook
We all heard that saying: "Comparison is the thief of joy." It reminds us that most of the time, our highest battles are not with the external world, but with the stories we tell ourselves. The external world's circumstances are challenging indeed, but it is what we say to ourselves and what we think and believe that truly defines our experiences.
By anu chandrashekarabout a year ago in Psyche










