Five Ways to Complete the Stress Cycle and Avoid Burnout
Modern life, with its fast-paced demands and constant connectivity can lock you in a perpetual fight-or-flight stress cycle.
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Psychology
Psychology is the study of conscious and unconscious phenomena, feeling and thought. It is an academic discipline of immense scope. Psychologists seek an understanding of the emergent properties of the mind, and all the variety of phenomena associated to personality.
Why Chili Peppers and Spicy Foods Trigger Hiccups
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
Junk Food Diet in Teens Can Lead to Poor Memory
Many parents are aware of the negative effects of alcohol and drugs on their children's brains and take the necessary steps to protect them from these dangerous substances.
How Harnessing Your Dreams Can Lead to Better Sleep, Creativity and Memory
The Cognitive Neuroscience Society (CNS), held its annual meeting in mid-April 2024, in Toronto, Canada.
New study finds that pregnant women should limit their exposure to fluoride to avoid injury to their babies’ brains
A newly published study is the latest to find an association between pregnant mothers consuming fluoridated water and an increased risk for neuro-behavioural problems among their children.
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The Influence of Gratitude Practices on Physical Pain
Chronic pain affects about 51.6 million American adults, or about 21% of the U.S.
Exercise Protects Against Heart Disease by Lowering Stress
Part of the reason why exercise is so good for your heart may be its ability to help relieve stress.
How Video Games Affect Your Brain
Editor's Note: This article is a reprint.
5 Potent Nootropic Herbs to Supercharge Memory and Concentration
Nootropics are sometimes called "smart drugs" since they enhance cognitive performance and especially executive functions like memory, focus and creativity.
Did hospitals mark the covid unvaccinated for “special treatment”?
During the covid era we have already seen that certain policies which turned out to be extremely harmful were applied to people who were perceived to be “more vulnerable.”
Is it possible that the unvaccinated were also treated as “more vulnerable” and marked for “special treatment”?
Jonathan Engler investigates.
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Mental health: Walking in nature is as good as therapy and drugs
Recent meta-analyses confirm that exercise significantly alleviates symptoms of depression, with activities like walking, yoga and strength training showing robust benefits for mental health. However, doing more than one hour of strength training per week, for example, will begin to negate longevity benefits. Moderate exercise such as walking, however, cannot
Dr. Casey Means on Building a Metabolically Healthy Mind and Body
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The Impact of Education and Green Markets on Entrepreneurial Intentions: A Mediation-Moderation Study
Entrepreneurship drives innovation and growth of the economic condition.
Self-Perceived Relations Between Artistic Creativity and Mental illness: a Study into Lived Experiences
Aim: To explore the self-perceived relationships between experiences of creativity and mental illness and to understand the meanings behind these relationships.
A Systematic Review of Primary School Teachers’ Wellbeing: Room for a holistic approach
Although the investigation of mental health and wellbeing in education has shown an exponential increase on an international scale, attention has primarily been paid to students, leaving the concept of teacher wellbeing comparatively overlooked. Extant literature offers numerous divergent descriptions, with some academics even avoiding an explicit definition of the
