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Finding Relief After the Most Stressful Year Ever
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Briana Brockbank
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The pandemic put a spotlight on why self-care is so important and it's easy to see why younger Americans have made it a priority.
Walking an Extra 4,500 Steps Per Day Could Help You Live Longer
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Briana Brockbank
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Fitness enthusiasts are thrilled about a new study that suggests speed walking can help you to live longer.
How Prayer Helps Your Mental Health
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Breanna Fain
Make prayer a priority in your life, and you will be surprised at the difference it makes in your mental, physical, and spiritual health.
Googling Your Medical Symptoms Can Lead to an Accurate Diagnosis
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Breanna Fain
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Personal health and wellness are some of the most important aspects of life. When there is a strange sensation in or on the body, concern and curiosity follow suit. Doctors say the general rule of thumb is not to self-diagnose by searching the internet for associated symptoms. However, research studies claim that Googling symptoms can…
The Lifelong Consequences of Negative Thinking on Your Health and How to Stop It
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Breanna Fain
Negative thinking and emotions are a natural human response to life stressors, but if prolonged, they can severely negatively impact your health.
Meditation: The Key to Better Mental and Physiological Health
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Breanna Fain
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In life, health problems arise. Meditation can be a part of the solution.
What To Do When You Need To Get Unstuck
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Breanna Fain
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Let’s take a look at some ideas that can help you jump start your relationship, your life, or both, out of being stuck.
Optimism Keeps Your Heart Healthy, New Study Suggests
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Megan Bailey
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A new study by the American Heart Association says positive mental health and generally staying optimistic about life can reduce a person’s chances of developing heart disease. The expression “healthy mind, healthy body” might have some scientific backing. “A person’s mind, heart and body are all interconnected and interdependent in what can be termed ‘the…
New Survey Shows COVID Restrictions Have Made Americans More Inactive, Causing More Backside Pain
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Lesli White
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Working remotely is causing more back pain for nearly a quarter of Americans. According to a new survey commissioned by Preparation H, COVID restrictions are causing more people to be inactive. Now, the average person is spending an additional four hours a day sitting down versus being up and active. The Preparation H survey had…
5 Solid Tips For Staying in Recovery During the Holidays and a Pandemic
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Guest Contributor
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Being in recovery from a substance use disorder (SUD) entails many challenges. We may have mistakes to correct, relationships to repair, or come face-to-face with the widespread stigma surrounding SUD that sadly still exists. In addition, fun celebrations, so common during the holidays, can actually require special care and planning. This year, we also have…
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