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The article discusses the health benefits provided by travel. Topics include reasons a getaway can support one's health, recommendation of experts when planning a trip, and opportunities for creativity when it comes to staycations including camping in one's backyard, packing a picnic and taking a hike, and transforming the house into a hotel.

The article offers insights on people's acceptance of the natural processes in aging. Topics covered include the welcome embrace of grey hair and the dangers of hair dye, helpful supplements for healthy hair, and continual engagement with natural self-care. Also noted is the value of making one's authentic self a priority.

The article offers strategies on how to achieve greenwashing for environmental management. Topics mentioned include the common examples of greenwashing, some ways on how to mix clean and green into beauty routine, the factors that need to consider to determine the right beauty brands, and the right idea of sustainable beauty.

The article features businesswoman Amita Massey and how she recovered from hear eating disorder called anorexia nervosa and succeeded in her entrepreneurship ventures. Also cited are how Massey was supported by a pyschologist, dietician, psychiatrist, and family therapist in her recovery, and her efforts in establishing a new business that focuses on supplementation.

The article shares tips to heal from a heartbreak. Topics discussed include physical pain associated with the lost of social connection, ways to find the light after losing a relationship including removing the person's details from the cellphone, limiting social media exposure and spending time with friends, and tips to support a loved one who is dealing with a broken heart including actively listening and keeping judgments in check

The article takes a look at cross-generational consumer debt and finance in Canada in 2023. Topics discussed include retired baby boomers still making mortgage payments and having unpaid credit cards, concerns of the Generation X over retirement, monthly expenses and job security, millennials taking advantage of cost savings associated with remote or hybrid work, and likelihood of the Generation Z to feel stressed, anxious and overwhelmed about finances and their concern over cost of living.

The article suggests adjustments to wellness routine during the autumn season to better align with the needs of the body and mind. It advises keeping an ideal amount of sleep, doing sustainable movement like yoga or a 10-minute walk, eating protein, greens, healthy fat and fiber, and practicing self-awareness. It encourages making a plan for routines for greater productivity, as well as seasonal eating for variety in diet, and building flexibility in wellness strategy.

The article considers the potential of multimodal enrichment as an approach to teaching and optimizing learning in multiple skill areas. It refers to the Montessori multisensory as an example of multimodal enrichment. It discusses the importance of sense-based learning for children with disabilities, as well as for employees. Several ways to apply multimodal learning include physical movement, think-pair-share strategy, case-based learning and multimedia research projects.

The article highlights the role of women as primary drivers of socially responsible initiatives and sustainability. Topics covered include the impact of climate change and environmental degradation on women, a study which revealed a psychological association between eco-friendliness and perceptions of femininity, and organizations that can help those who want do more for the environment.

The article explains the concept of planetary health and the impact of everyday ecological choices on human health and planet welfare. An overview of the educational framework developed by the Planetary Health Alliance to understand the link between environmental, social and health crises is provided. Steps to bolster health while boosting planetary health include going vegetarian, nature exposure, buying green products, and cultivating awareness through the lens of equity and social justice.

The article discusses a financial health checkup that people should do at the start of the year and offers a roadmap to a healthier financial future. Topics covered include several myths about money, how to keep track of income, expenses, investments, and cash balance, and the checking of investments with a financial advisor done once or twice a year.

The article discusses the benefits of social or community support to people with diabetes and some of the online support platforms that people with diabetes can join to improve management of their disease. Among the platforms are @eat.well.together from registered dietitian Casey Seiden, Diabetes EveryDay (diabeteseveryday.com) from dietitian Toby Smithson, and 2evie_ann from social influencer Evelyn Riddell.

The article presents tips for men on reducing travel costs during a vacation. Topics discussed include the importance of understanding the budget for a vacation, selection of a destination that is less expensive, the use of online travel platforms in booking accommodations, and taking advantage of free activities.

The article offers expert advice to help stay healthy while managing budget amid rising inflation and consumer prices. These include recording monthly spending on food, groceries and eating out, allocating a specified amount for eating out and buying groceries and tracking track of spending, using cash payment instead of credit card, planning meals, buying groceries in bulk, limiting trips when shopping, growing own organic produce and freezing food such as yogurt, berries and herbs.

The article discusses how roller skating can encourage health for kids and adults. Topics discussed include views of Daniela Gonzalez, owner of Villa Roller in Washington, New Jersey, on the issue; ways in which new in-house protocols changed the operations in the parks; and challenges due to strict cleaning and sanitizing routines.

The article discusses issues involving senior individuals as of November 2021. Topics covered include the increase of elder abuse and neglect, social isolation, and age discrimination during the pandemic, and the challenges of grief and technology, and the value of small acts of kindness and activities of volunteer organizations to make a difference in seniors' lives. Also noted are Canadian organizations that are accepting volunteers for seniors.

The article presents a guide in choosing the best cannabis and cannabidiol (CBD) product. Topics covered include the meaning of cannabis, hemp and CBD, tips in shopping for cannabis or CBD online and in-store in Canada and the health benefits of hempseed oil. It also discusses ways one can consume cannabis or CBD, including delivery method, typical usages and indications.

The article features several young Canadians and how they proved their passion, creativity, resiliency, and generosity during the COVID-19 pandemic. Twelve-year-old Adora Heide launched her custom-designed sticker company Adorable Co. (adorable.com) in January 2021. Also cited are the wooden garden boxes business of Isaac Young called Backyard Builder, and the comment of Futurpreneur's Dominik Loncar on the need for parents to encourage entrepreneurship in their children.

The article discusses the effectiveness of green beauty products in maintaining the health of the skin. Among the products are environmentally friendly masks, restorative under-eye oils, hair dye and mascara. According to Purple Carrot Health Foods & Wellness' Cris Robinson, there is an ongoing revolution of natural beauty products, including their sustainable packaging.

The article discusses the lifestyle and health trends among women worldwide to maintain their natural health and beauty as of May 2021. In France, women focuses on washing and caring for their skin to become naturally beautiful. Also cited are the use of Ayurvedic medicine by women in India, the use of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) by Chinese women, and the use of coconut oil for face, body and hair by Brazilian women.

The article discusses the possible benefits of cannabis to improve the performance of athletes. Other topics include how Cannabis sativa's component called cannabidiol (CBD) can induce physiological, biochemical and psychological changes that could benefit athletes, and the study by Professor Angela Bryan on the anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties of cannabinoids.

Reviews are offered for several roller skating businesses in the U.S., including the Haygood Skating Center in Virginia Beach, Virginia; the Starland Roller Rink based in Hagerstown, Maryland; the Interskate 91 South in Wilbraham, Massachusetts.

A review is offered for the Southie Bowl, a Candlepin bowling alley, located in South Boston, Massachusetts.

The article presents the information related to the splash parks and zero entry pools at waterparks in the U.S. It also presents the views of Courtney Clar, Recreation Supervisor for the Aquatics area of Mesa Parks and Recreation, Arizona; Kenra Newton, Director of Alma Aquatic Park in Alina, Arkansas; and Jesskya Hanna, General Manager at Magic Springs Theme and Water Park in Hot Springs, Arkansas on the benefits and future plans.

The article discusses the concept of emotional agility, a term originally coined by Susan David and Christina Congleton in 2013, which involves checking one's emotions as a means of learning about and cultivating one's values. Topics covered include the benefits of using emotional agility during trying times, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, some lifestyle techniques to access during difficulty, and research showing that emotional agility can reduce distress and burnout.

The article focuses on study findings and the opinion of experts on some of the latest brain and mental health apps, trends, and methods. A study found that playing the brain-boosting app Decoder for eight hours over a one-month period has improved participants' ability to concentrate. Mindfulness apps are found to decrease stress and that relaxation can be achieved through gameplay. Dr. Peter Grinspoon has warned that many have misinterpreted the science behind dopamine fasting.

The article explores how adhering to the traditional roles assigned to men by societal norms can take a toll on their physical and mental health. Topics covered include the stories of men who have adopted to roles traditionally attributed to women, including stay-at-home dad Matt Beauchamp, a study which found that gendered career choices starts at an early age, and the role of the normative aspect of masculinity with men's health.

The article discusses information about earthing, also known as grounding, and how the practice may elevate one's health. Topics mentioned include health benefits from walking outdoors barefoot according to an early movement in the late 19th-century in Germany, other opportunities to practice earthing in the great outdoors, and thoughts from acupuncturist Jamie Bacharach about earthing.

The article explores the role of social media influencers in promoting body positivity. Physician and personal trainer Aishah Muhammad expressed concerns on the effect of the body positivity movement on discussions about healthy living. Social media influencers are urged to promote body positivity and to encourage followers to have healthy diets and to exercise.

The article discusses how country music singer-songwriter Alli Walker has fought a lifelong battle with crippling anxiety. Topics covered include a handful of life events that pushed Walker onto a path of personal development, her wellness regimen, and the effect of her personal journey on her music. Also discussed is Walker's advice for anxiety sufferers like herself.

The article reports on the studies which showed that men also experienced weight-based stigma and body dissatisfaction like women. According to clinical and health psychologist Doctor Kaley Roosen, boys could be more susceptible to weight-based stigma and bullying as they go through puberty. Other topics include the health implications of weight stigma like binge eating, as well as the recommended strategies for change and coping.

The article offers natural food and supplement options for helping pet dogs and cats live a long, healthy life. Topics discussed include a homemade diet especially for animals with food allergies or specific health issues, the recipes Peanut Butter Popsicles for dogs and Kitty Croutons for cats, and possible raw food diets with muscle meat, bones, and raw eggs for pets. Also noted are toxic foods like grapes and raisins, and chocolate for pet dogs and cats.

The article offers guides to meaningful giving during the Christmas season. Topics discussed include the benefits of expressing gratitude to people on how their help had impact on one's life and finding people on the Christmas list who may appreciate second-hand gifts like old classic books. Also mentioned is the value of volunteering for a cause, shopping local to help the community, and giving time to run errands or be company to people who find it difficult to leave the house.

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The article offers insights on committing to a fitness regimen in fall 2018. Topics discussed include starting on workout routines that one loves promptly, the healthy benefits of going vegan, engaging in learning activities and reading, encouraging children on healthy habits, and considering meditation and yoga to circumvent stress. Also noted are planning meals for the week to save time, money, and one's health, and keeping a regular and sufficient sleep/wake cycle.

The article advises parents about the natural fixes for the common health complaints of their children. Topics mentioned include the use of probiotic Lactobacillus rhamnosus to reduce the risk of eczema in children of mothers with a family history of the condition, the things to do to avoid dehydration from diarrhea, and the effectiveness of honey as a remedy for cough.

The article discusses ways to make home healthy by using organic household products. It stresses the need to avoid volatile organic compounds (VOC), a group of chemicals present in household products that can cause cancer and other health problems. Tips on choosing organic, natural or low-toxin products are presented including cabinets, paint, wood finishes, mattresses, bedding and cleaning products.

The article focuses on organic, natural, or low-toxin household products. It is suggested that household products contain indoor concentrations of volatile organic compounds, which cause health problems. Examples of organic household products for cabinetry, wood finishes, and mattresses are noted, along with instruction for a do-it-yourself all-purpose cleaner.

This section presents interviews with natural health experts about health goals for 2017. Topics discussed include the consumption of healthy fats noted by dietitian Christy Brissette, the necessity of developing a mindfulness practice acknowledged by wellness coach Catherine Roscoe Barr, and the way her clients seek for solutions to skin problems in addition to meal planning advice according to holistic nutritionist Joy McCarthy.

The article profiles Renna Trembecky and Harry Flint, two Canadians who are living their lives to the utmost despite being diabetics. Topics discussed include Trembecky's determination to pursue her passion for hockey and gymnastics despite her condition and the need for constant monitoring. Flint's prioritization of healthy living choices and his participation in running events for the benefit of the Canadian Diabetes Association are mentioned.

The article provides information about honey including its nutritional, health and wellness benefits and various applications. It looks at the history and origin of honey and discusses the potential wellness applications of honey including cure for common cough, menopausal symptom mitigator, reliever of the side effects of cancer treatment, as well as its role in the prevention and management of cancer, leukemia, and diabetes.

The article discusses the negative effects of blue light to health. Topics discussed include sources of blue light from common household appliances, blue light's effects on the circadian rhythm and as suppressant of melatonin, and study led by Dr. Ivan Vargas of Harvard Univrersity on the link of blue light to diabetes, depression and eye health. Also mentioned is the harmful effects of blue light emitted by light emitting diode (LED) lamps to the environment.

The article presents tips on how to stay safe during high intensity interval training (HIIT). Topics covered include HIIT as short bursts of vigorous activity that lasts from a few seconds to a couple of minutes that is interspersed with regular recovery intervals and building a fitness base for HIIT with three to six months of regular exercise to greatly lower the risk of cardiovascular problems because of vigorous exercise.

The article focuses on essential items to bring to stay healthy during travel. Topics discussed include the role of probiotics in improving immunity and digestion, the use of coconut oil as a lip balm and skin moisturizer, and the prevention of colds, flu and digestive illness using oregano oil. Also discussed are tips to fight jet lag which include taking a melatonin supplement, exposure to daytime bright light upon arrival and drinking water.

The article discusses how to make the most out of preparing for a getaway. Topics covered include how a study of 1,530 Dutch people showed that the anticipation of trip planning likely leads to pre-trip happiness, brainstorming for possible trips, and vacationers seeing an increase in post-trip happiness when they experienced a very relaxed vacation.

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The article presents tips on how to overcome one's fear and feeling of intimidation when beginning a new fitness regimen. Topics covered include the importance of setting small and realistic goals when working out, tips on how to afford gym workouts, and tips on how to creatively plan workouts. It also discusses tips on how to develop the confidence in working out, the benefits of doing exercises with a friend, and the importance of practicing positive self-talk.

The article features teenager activist Rachel Parent and her fight for genetically modified organism (GMO) labelling for food products sold in Canada. Topics discussed include Parent's use of the social media to establish Kids' Right to Know, an organization built on the premise that everyone has the right to know what's in their food. Also mentioned is Parent's advocacy on regenerative agriculture as part of the solution to cut carbon footprints.