wellness

The state of being in great health, and continually striving to attain all of your goals.

How To Make Every Day a Better Day
Austrian psychiatrist Viktor Frankl famously said, "When we are no longer able to change a situation, we are challenged to change ourselves." Just think about it. Every day you have the opportunity to wake up and start your life over. You can move on from the past and look to the future. You can be a different person than the person you were the day before. The start of a new day is packed with a lot of power to effect change. However, that's a lot to think about when you first wake up in the morning, which is why you've got to get in the routine to start each day right. If you wake up grumpy, or in a rush to get out the door, here are some tips to help make every day a better day from the start.
By Paisley Hansen6 years ago in Longevity
How Does A Lack Of Sleep Affect Our Ability To Function?
Even before the COVID-19 coronavirus became a global pandemic, the United States Centers For Disease Control And Prevention (CDC) declared insufficient sleep to be a public health epidemic.
By Dr Joel Yong6 years ago in Longevity
Learn How To Clear Bad Toughs Fear and Think Rationally
This concentration exercise is designed to help you become aware of your own thoughts and eventually you can take more control of your mind. The main goal here is to help you create AWARENESS and help to re-develop your listening ability, rational thinking and confidence.
By Chris Franklin6 years ago in Longevity
One foot in front of the other...
Click here if you'd like to listen to the audio version of this meditation. [Every now and then, it’s good to take a break from the internal noise. Sometimes we’re so focussed on what's in our heads that we lose sight of the things and people around us. We might feel stuck, stuck in a train of thought that feels overwhelmingly difficult and sometimes static. But life - and the world - are always in a state of flux. Emotions, energy - all the things around us are dynamic. There is never a static picture even though it might feel like an emotional groundhog day in our heads. If we find ourselves in a low mood, or a low energy state where the same unhelpful thoughts are getting turned over and over, we can give ourselves a break and go for a walk. And it can be nice to give ourselves a rest from our typical thoughts as we walk. Rather than just changing the scenery and absent-mindedly meandering through the world, we can actually press pause and get some peace and quiet inside. So here’s the pause button - this is a guided walking meditation. It's a mindfulness meditation, based on a walk I tried the other day].
By Max6 years ago in Longevity
Find a Dentist Near Me And Get a Free Consultation Online
Have you got many missing teeth? You're in the necessity of scheduling a scheduled appointment along with a comprehensive examination using the dental professional. Just look dentists in your town or on the internet utilizing a keyword like "Dentist Near Me". It is usually a sensible practice should you narrow lower your research result simply by entering physician name, treatment name - that you simply need, or plan for those who have any.
By Eliza Bethswella6 years ago in Longevity
4 Steps to Achieving A Healthy Mental Status
When you think about being healthy or getting in shape, most people think about the physical aspect of health. This article focuses on getting your brain in shape. Mental health is the most important type of health in my opinion, and many people tend to overlook it while they are focusing on getting their physical health in order. Always talk to your doctor before beginning any health routine. Here are four ways that you can help out your brain function:
By _6 years ago in Longevity
Tips for when your brain or body needs a little push
Your weight loss journey has plateaued. Focus seems to be a thing of the past. You can’t for the life of you remember what you were supposed to remember. Sleep has forsaken you yet again. Acne, you were supposed to stay in the awkward teen years. Your not regular and headaches keep popping up. What’s happening?!
By Snider6 years ago in Longevity
7 Tips to Making a 'Wellness Home'
Did you know that most health issues, such as runny nose, dry skin, sleep deprivation, and even anxiety, can be fixed, just by improving your indoor environment? In this article, we’ll discuss 7 tips for a healthy home that will definitely make a difference for your body, mind, and spirit. Take a look.
By Geniani6 years ago in Longevity
Dear You,
Dear You, How are you feeling today? Anxious?, overwhelmed?, stuck? I know those feelings all too well. If you have a moment, would you mind pausing for a minute to read this? Take a deep breath, and remember to keep breathing.
By jenna j 6 years ago in Longevity
TIPS FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR WORKING CLASS
The world has evolved into a state where working hard is the only way to be competitive enough to live a happy life. Each and everyone (employers and employees) nowadays have a huge pile of works to be completed. It can cause a lot of stress, on top of leaving no real time for managing health and physical fitness. It’s all too easy to slide into a poor diet, low exercise lifestyle, but because of this, the health is being spoiled a lot, which results in n number of new diseases these days.
By Internest Agency6 years ago in Longevity
All You Need to Know About Knee Pain Laser Therapy
Knee pain is a common problem that the people of all ages especially adults, as well as the sportsperson experience. Knee pain may be caused by wearing and tearing of cartilage, ligament, and other muscle injuries. Some medical conditions such as infections, aches, and stiffness in muscles can also lead to injuring the knees. No matter if a person is experiencing acute or frequent pains, it’s the most annoying and the intolerable thing that needs to heal as soon as possible.
By Patricia Madison6 years ago in Longevity
How to Apply the Lessons Learned From Books in Life
When I was younger, I only read fiction. I thought non-fiction was boring; if I wanted to learn something, I would rather read an encyclopedia (those were the days before the widespread use of the internet). I used to scoff at self-help books, thinking they would have nothing new to offer me.
By Anangsha Alammyan6 years ago in Longevity