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Latest Nutrition posts
Are All Sprouts Equal? Here’s What Makes Each One Special
All sprouts are nutritious, but each type has its own strengths. Some are protein powerhouses. Others are loaded with antioxidants. And one, in particular, has become famous among nutrition researchers.
Reading Time: 4 minutes
What is the Hack and Hold method and why would I do it?
Have you heard of the “Hack and Hold” method to bring out the best nutrition in certain foods? Learn about the hack and hold method (or chop and stop) and why you would want to use it.
Reading Time: 5 minutes
Latest Wellness posts
You Don’t Have to Spend Your Energy on Everything
We replay a conversation that didn’t go the way we wanted. We worry about something we can’t control. We read the comment. We respond to the person who clearly isn’t interested in understanding us.
And meanwhile, the things that actually matter are waiting for us.
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14 Ways to Reduce Overwhelm Before It Gets Too Big
Overwhelm rarely arrives all at once. It usually builds quietly, one responsibility, one commitment, and one stressful, sad, or hard situation at a time. Read on to find out what you can do about it!
Reading Time: 4 minutes
Latest beautiful brain posts
Your Brain Isn’t the Same at 8 AM and 8 PM
Have you ever had a brilliant idea at 8 a.m. and wondered why, by 8 p.m., the same idea suddenly feels impossible? Or maybe you’re the opposite. Your brain doesn’t seem to fully wake up until the afternoon, and suddenly you’re writing, planning, solving problems, and connecting ideas that felt completely out of reach that morning.
It turns out there’s a biological reason for some of this.
Reading Time: 8 minutes
Mirror Neurons: Why We Catch Other People’s Moods
Have you ever noticed that someone else’s stress can make you feel anxious? Or that spending time with optimistic people somehow leaves you feeling lighter and more motivated? That’s not just your imagination.
Reading Time: 3 minutes
