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  • David Cravit

    How the health of your gut microbiome can affect your skin

    David Cravit September 18, 2024
    We’re seeing more and more research on the importance of the gut microbiome as a factor in overall health and longevity. We’ve reported on it here, here and here. Now we’re learning about how the gut microbiome can affect specific organs. In this article, two Canadian professors discuss its impact on our skin.The skin is the largest organ of the human body. Not only does it act as the first line of defence... Continue Reading
    Joey Havens

    Red Light Ahead

    Joey Havens September 18, 2024
    How often do we ignore the signs of change in our career or business and wait, hoping the status quo will hold a little longer? 
    Melissa Deally

    HH344: Stress Triggers Mood Disorders

    Melissa Deally September 18, 2024
    One of the things that stress does is it impacts your mood. With prolonged stress, it can actually contribute towards the development of anxiety and depression, and affect your mental health.About the Host:Melissa is an Integrative Health Practitioner and Master Practitioner in NLP and Timeline Therapy and a Board Designated Hypnotherapy Teacher Trainer, helping people get to the root cause of their health issues and... Continue Reading
    Steve Cummings

    7 Best Credit Cards for Dining in 2024 | A Review

    Steve Cummings September 18, 2024
    What’s better than gorging on delicious food at that new restaurant that just opened up? Getting rewarded for it! And that’s precisely what dining credit cards do. But each card has its rules, and who has the time to read all of that? That’s why I did the heavy lifting for you. Whether you like to tour restaurants from ... Read more
  • Jodie Filogomo

    This Menopause Book? The Fundamentals and Insider Info

    Jodie Filogomo September 18, 2024
    I’m not a book reviewer. In fact, I don’t know the first thing about the best way to go over the information that I learned after reading this menopause book.Yet, I had some amazing interactions with a woman (thank you Kathy) who then asked me if I would review this publication. And before I realized that I wasn’t good at that kind of thing, I said yes.Quote of the day: “Books are a form of political... Continue Reading
    Royce Shook

    Smiling leads to Emotional Contagion

    Royce Shook September 18, 2024
     In an earlier post, I suggested that smiling leads to emotional contagion. Here is what I meant, emotional contagion is the phenomenon where people tend to unconsciously mimic and adopt the emotions and expressions of those around them. When it comes to smiling, this concept is particularly relevant and fascinating.Here's how emotional contagion relates to smiling:Our brains have special cells called mirror neurons... Continue Reading
    Ben Graham

    10 Disability Aids to Enhance Comfort and Independence for the Elderly

    Ben Graham September 18, 2024
    Aging can bring about many hurdles, but it doesn't have to mean losing independence or comfort in daily life. For older individuals, maintaining autonomy and quality of life is deeply connected to their ability to perform everyday tasks with ease. Disability aids have become essential tools in bridging this gap, providing support and enhancing the safety and well-being of seniors in their own homes. From mobility aids... Continue Reading
    Barbara Karnes

    Supporting a Hospice Patient During Their Life Review

    Barbara Karnes September 18, 2024
    Dear Barbara, I have a patient talking to me about all the mistakes he’s made in his life. Regrets for doing things that he isn’t proud of. He was noticing that very few people had visited him. What should I say? As end of life approaches, people start looking at their life; what they’ve accomplished, not done, who they have touched, interacted with, and the relationships they have or have not built. Added to this... Continue Reading
  • Doug Noll

    Finding Your Voice: Speaking Up Without Losing Control-4 Impactful Secrets

    Doug Noll September 17, 2024
    Introduction: In a world where communication is key to personal and professional success, finding your voice is essential. However, speaking up in challenging situations without losing control can be daunting. Whether in a meeting, a difficult conversation, or standing up for yourself, mastering the art of expressing your thoughts confidently and calmly is crucial. This blog will explore four impactful secrets to finding... Continue Reading
    Stacey Chillemi

    5 Better Ways to Manage Your Stress Levels

    Stacey Chillemi September 17, 2024
    Most people know what it feels like to experience stress. It can feel like a tight knot in your chest, a constant buzzing in your mind, or a weight pressing down on your shoulders. Stress can make your heart race, your muscles tense, and your thoughts spiral, leaving you feeling overwhelmed and on edge. It’s never fun, and it can actually reap physical consequences. Letting this feeling go unchecked for too long can... Continue Reading
    Michael Levitt

    Sustainability in Supply Chain Planning: Balancing Efficiency with Environmental Responsibility

    Michael Levitt September 17, 2024
    Image via DALL-EIn today’s business environment, sustainability has become more than just a buzzword—it’s a critical consideration for companies aiming to balance efficiency with environmental responsibility. Supply chain planning is pivotal in this equation, directly impacting how resources are sourced, manufactured, transported, and delivered. By... Continue Reading
    Dennis Pitocco

    Community Matters: Because “Everything Belongs Together”

    Dennis Pitocco September 17, 2024
    Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much. – Helen KellerOur friend Michelle’s five-year-old daughter, Maija, has an interesting approach to playtime. She loves mixing together dolls from different playsets to come up with a new community. In the world of her imagination, everything belongs together. These are her people. She believes they are happiest when they’re together, despite being different... Continue Reading
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