How To Support Life Balance & Use A Needs Assessment
Life Balance is an interesting term many use when they suddenly become aware that they don’t have any! This usually […]
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5 Surprising Signs Your Liver Needs Support
The liver is a remarkable organ, responsible for over 500 functions in the body, including its roles in digestive health, immune support, blood clotting, and more. One of the liver’s most important jobs is detoxification. The liver is responsible for converting fat-soluble toxins into water-soluble waste products that are removed from the body via the urinary system, digestive system, skin, and lungs. Unfortunately, the liver can become overburdened throughout a person’s life due to excessive toxins exposure and unhealthy lifestyle practices.
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Unlock Your Mind-Body Connection to Reduce Stress and Improve Wellbeing
Candace Pert was a pharmacologist and neuroscientist who made ground-breaking discoveries about the communication between the mind and body. In
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No, You Don’t Have To Do It All (And Actually You Shouldn’t)
It’s impossible to overstate the benefits of relaxation in mental health. The human brain is a muscle. It needs time to rest from its daily exertion, process the flood of stimuli bombarding its every moment, and integrate new information into your mental schema.
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Using 100% of Your Brain
There’s a long-standing myth that we humans only use 10% of our brains.
As a youth I heard it in a movie and thought wow, we’re so lazy! I’ve definitely seen a few Facebook memes declaring it, and other’s have often repeated it from wherever they saw or heard it from too.
But is this popular myth actually true?
BIG NEWS – No, it’s not!
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Practice self-Care the Right Way
Self-care sometimes feels like that elusive grand prize. When you’ve finally done everything on your to-do list: once you’ve taken care of feeding the family, finished that assignment, prepared that report, or made sure everyone else’s needs are met… then maybe you’ll have time for yourself to finally relax.
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