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"Balancing Act: Exploring the Health Dynamics of Introverts and Extroverts" In a world that often celebrates extroversion, it's crucial to recognize and appreciate the unique qualities and health perspectives of both introverts and extroverts. While personality traits...
Cutting back on alcohol — or eliminating it — has many health benefits, including better sleep, improved heart health, lower risk of disease and illness, and improved mood and energy, among others. Increase your chances of success by substituting alcoholic...
Including breathwork into your daily routine can lower stress, improving overall health – useful particularly during the hectic holidays. The 4-7-8 (Relaxing) Breath can help: it is utterly simple, takes little time, requires no special equipment, and can be done...
Doing small things every day for your wellbeing can help to protect your mental health. Research shows looking after your wellbeing helps you move further away from languishing and closer to flourishing. I also encourage you to make your own list of things that help...
As I write this list I'm thinking, crap, I do that, I do that, oh, I do that!!! I must be lacking in emotional intelligence. But once you read further on each point you'll come to relaise more about this emotional intelligence things... When emotional intelligence...
Introduction: In the realm of nutrition and fitness, certain amino acids stand out as crucial building blocks for optimal health and performance. One such amino acid that has garnered significant attention is leucine. Known for its pivotal role in protein synthesis...
Beyond competitive salaries and standard benefits, employers are increasingly recognising the importance of understanding and addressing the factors that truly matter to their employees. Creating a positive work environment that fosters employee satisfaction and...
Probiotics are the healthy and beneficial bacteria that normally inhabit the human digestive tract. They help in turning your food into nutrition and completing the digestive process – and there’s evidence that if they are out of balance, the immune system may not...
When you’re stressed, the body produces cortisol and adrenaline — hormones that can disrupt your normal circadian rhythm and leave you feeling “wired but tired.”Stress has been connected to sleep disruptions such as insomnia, nightmares, and frequent wake-ups during...
The world can feel quite different when we are lonely - why is that? Social isolation and loneliness have been linked to increased risk for: Heart disease and stroke. Type 2 diabetes. Depression and anxiety. If there’s one thing we as humans seem to have in common,...