If you’ve ever found yourself melting into calm as your cat curls up on your lap, you’re not imagining the sense of peace that follows. Science now confirms that the quiet companionship of a cat can trigger powerful changes in the brain. Behind that soothing purr and soft fur lies a neurochemical link that ties…
Humans have lost more than half their connection to the natural world over the past two centuries, according to groundbreaking research that tracked nature relationships from 1800 to 2020. Scientists discovered a 60% decline in what researchers call “nature connectedness” – our psychological and emotional bond with the natural environment. As urbanization exploded from just…
For most of us, the workplace bathroom is more than just a functional space. It can be a source of anxiety, avoidance, and even shame. A recent survey found that 83% of Gen Z employees have experienced bathroom-related anxiety at work—serious enough that many consider leaving their jobs over it. While this may sound surprising,…
Could the mental health epidemic be linked to what’s on your plate? One in five adults in the U.S. battle with mental health issues, yet only a fraction are advised to focus on diet as part of their healing. While it’s a complex subject, emerging evidence highlights the significant impact diet can have on mental…
What happens to your brain when you don’t get enough sleep? Alarmingly, it might start eating itself. While this might sound like an exaggerated horror scenario, it’s actually a real and concerning biological response observed in scientific studies. In this article, we delve into the unexpected and somewhat unnerving effects of sleep deprivation on our…
If you’re looking to lose stubborn belly fat, you’re not alone! Those additional pounds that accumulate around your midsection are common, and you might think they’re impossible to lose. But you don’t have to settle for a flabby belly. You can lose this weight safely and relatively easily, and doing so is more important than…
The CDC has revised its criteria for testing for the novel coronavirus after a woman tested positive for the virus in California. Initially, the CDC was reluctant to test her for COVID-19 because she didn’t meet their original criteria, mainly because she was exposed to someone else who had the virus. Luckily, her doctors persisted…
The novel coronavirus has dominated new outlets throughout late 2019 and early 2020, but what do we know about this deadly virus? And what information is essential? The New York Times called it an “infodemic” because so many stories have been written about Coronavirus. Many dangerous and false information about the new illness on the…
What You Can Control (You should focus on these) Your positive attitude Turning off the news How you follow CDC recommendations Your own social distancing Limiting your social media Finding fun things to do at home Your kindness and grace What You Cannot Control (So, You can LET GO of these) If others follow the…
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