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Posts published in “Mind and Emotional Health”

Dive into the world of mental wellness, covering topics from stress management to emotional intelligence. Uncover strategies to foster resilience, mental health, and emotional well-being for a balanced life.

Don’t Stress It

Did you know that stress can make you sick? I mean physically sick, not mentally sick. Most of the time when we are stressed, we say things like ย“I'm sick and tiredย” and that could be a lot truer than we think.

When the body undergoes stress, your immune system begins to drop and the body becomes more open to germs leading to unwanted illnesses. Have you ever wondered why so many high school and college students often have a cold or the flu around midterm and finals time?...

De-Stress Yourself With Oxygen, Water And Sunlight!

Oxygen, water and sunlight are the most basic life giving elements on this earth. Without them we have no existence here, but our current lifestyles being so hectic, we seem to take it all for granted and not much thought goes into the fact that we need these elements daily to survive properly.

Our bodies are 70% water and we extract water from what we eat and drink. No doubt you่‡ดe heard that you should drink eight glasses of water per day. This is true although some peop...

Dealing With The Stress Of Being A Parent

Parenting can be a stressful experience at times, and you might not have the chance to indulge in traditional stress-busting activities because you need to look after your children. There are, however, plenty of ways you can reduce your stress levels with activities that actively involve your kids.

Dealing with Stress Due to Sleep Deprivation

The article talks about the the ill-effects of sleep deprivation. Individuals who lack sleep may experience stress, fatigue, and other adverse effects to one's health. In addition to these negative physical effects, recent studies suggest that lack of sleep may heighten the risk or prevalence of adolescents who take up smoking and consume alcoholic beverages.

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