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17
Dec
2009
Healthy eating is important, but it’s a team effort

6 hours ago by Cary Cooper

I recently posted about my concern that we’re not doing enough to ensure that our children get sufficient exercise (not to mention ourselves!). Taking the physical benefits as a given, I focused particularly on the beneficial effects for our psychological well-being – something which can often be ov ...

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‘Tis the Season

12 hours ago by Jodi

I love magazines. Maybe because usually I’m too ADD to actually sit and read a book. I have a subscription to any magazine even remotely related to health. I sometimes get a little aggravated by some of the articles in magazines but I continue to read. Today, for some reason, I became particularly p ...

Ryder Ramblings - mrsryder.wordpress.com

16
Dec
2009
Do You Know Yourself?

15 hours ago by BW Editor

How well do you really know yourself? Society, the media and our professional worlds have influenced and colored who we are, just as expectations from spouses, family and friends. Most of us have grown up in a society that snubs selfishness, and praises “pleasing” others. It’s often times hard to de ...

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5 holiday nutrition guidelines

17 hours ago by Elisa Bosley

I like these five simple ideas, courtesy of nutritionist Heidi Skolnik MS, CDN, for keeping nutrition goals steady and digestion healthy during the temptation-laden holidays. 1. Breakfast: No matter how busy the day, start off with a good breakfast! A well-balanced morning meal ideally includes a wh ...

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More baby steps in immigration reform, but is it enough?

18 hours ago by Rebekah Sears

In the past month, Citizenship and Immigration Minister, Jason Kenney has been announcing a series of small changes to Canada’s immigration policies. The most recent changes concern the Live-in Caregivers program. This program is just one of many within Canada’s Temporary Foreign Workers ...

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Winter Spice Pumpkin Bread with egg whites

19 hours ago by Elisa Bosley

To cut down on dietary cholesterol, I’m a fan of Eggology organic egg whites for baking and cooking; free of any coloring or additives, they’re just 100% egg whites (so no wasted yolks!). I’ve even made straight omelets with them and they taste terrific. Here’s a recipe provided by Eggology for Wint ...

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Are You Running Toward Your Death Without Even Knowing It?

20 hours ago by Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D.

Recently I heard Jon Kabat-Zinn, author of the popular books Wherever You Go, There You Are and Coming to Our Senses , say the phrase, “[we're] running toward our deaths.” This really hit a chord for me. So much of the time we’re just running, whether that means physically moving fast throughout the ...

Mindfulness and Psychotherapy - blogs.psychcentral.com/mindfulness · Rank: 22,146 · 55 references

So tired!

20 hours ago by Annet

A high prevalence of fatigue and need for recovery (NFR) was found in highly educated women (35.2%). In particular those aged 50–64 years (40.3%). The situational, working conditions and health factors in the researchers’ model did not explain the gender differences among highly educated employees. ...

Ramazzini; Blog on work ... - aflen2008.wordpress.com · Rank: 163,183 · 6 references

Life Changing Healing

21 hours ago by Amy Marner

I love working with people to support them to change a situation in their life they are not happy with. It is an empowering experience for my clients to realise they can have some control over things. Using Theta Healing it is possible to change perspective so that either a situation completely shif ...

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Happiness around the World: the paradox of happy peasants and miserable ...

23 hours ago

The determinants of happiness are remarkably similar around the world, in countries as different as Afghanistan, the U.S, and Chile. Income matters to happiness but only so much; friends, freedom, and employment are good for happiness, while crime, poor health, and divorce are bad. Paradoxically, ho ...

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