The search for restful sleep often leads us to explore various remedies and rituals before bedtime. While many beverages contain stimulants that disrupt our sleep patterns, one traditional Japanese tea stands apart as an exception. Kukicha, with its unique composition and properties, has emerged as a natural sleep aid that…| Stewartville Star
The nutritional wisdom of East Asian cultures has long fascinated health enthusiasts worldwide. Japanese and Korean cuisines prominently feature ingredients that support longevity and vibrant health. Among these nutritional treasures lies a remarkable leafy herb that remains relatively unknown in Western countries despite its powerful anti-aging properties. The shiso leaf,…| Stewartville Star
After turning 50, many individuals notice changes in their upper arms, commonly referred to as “bat wings.” This phenomenon results from a combination of skin laxity and muscle loss that naturally occurs with aging. The good news? Targeted exercises can effectively combat these changes, with Pilates offering some of the…| Stewartville Star
Almost 60 years ago, Albert Mehrabian, a psychologist at the University of California, published work that was to have a profound effect on modern understanding of human communication. Today, his name is inseparable from a key concept: the 7-38-55 rule. According to Mehrabian , in a situation where there is…| Stewartville Star
Among the wide variety of fruit in our diet, one question persists: which is truly the most beneficial to our health? A study by William Paterson University in the United States provides a clear and surprising answer. According to their analysis, it is neither the apple nor the banana that…| Stewartville Star
In this blog SMK’s new interim CEO, Katie Roberts talks about the quieter, but no less challenging approach to social change that starts with each one of us.| Sheila McKechnie Foundation
In this blog SMK’s new interim CEO, Katie Roberts talks about the quieter, but no less challenging approach to social change that starts with each one of us.| Sheila McKechnie Foundation
blog, Culture, Information sharing, Team bonding, Well being Ice Breakers for Small Teams That Seek Meaningful Connection (Games, Quizzes, Fun Questions) In this article, we’ll talk about ice breakers for small teams, and provide examples for different scenarios. We’ll also discuss how certain ice breakers can work for both hybrid or remote teams, and help automate running icebreakers regularly. Let’s go! Keep reading The post Ice Breakers for Small Teams That Seek Meaningful Connection...| Geekbot blog
by guest author Bevin Clare, MS, RH, CNS, Clinical Herbalist and Nutritionist, Associate Professor Maryland University of Integrated Health Right now the world seems to be bearing down on all sides…| ijpha
Take a bath. If you don’t have a bath, take a shower. My brother says to never make a big decision before you take a shower. You may not be on the verge of making a decision, but water has a …| Zack's notes