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Yesterday we explored what unconditional self-love looks like. Today, I’m sharing with you some questions we can ask ourselves to start (or continue) to love ourselves unconditionally. Because personally, I find it helpful to divide something as big as self-love into its many parts. I find it helpful to have prompts (like questions) to dive into and think about. A word. One sentence at a time. I hope you will too.What does unconditional self-love look like to you on a daily basis?Is this about taking care of yourself? What kind of personal care?When we love ourselves unconditionally, how do we…

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The relationship chronicles with Nina Westbrook. Nina Westbrook In honor of World Mental Health Day – “a day that highlights an opportunity for people and communities to unite behind the theme” Mental health is a universal human right improve knowledge, raise awareness and carry out actions that promote and protect the mental health of everyone as a universal human right,” according to the World Health Organization. Nina Westbrook is an entrepreneur, licensed marriage and family therapist, the founder of Bene by Nina an online well-being platform, and Podcast The Chronicles of Relationshipsand the creator of Say it, a card game…

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Srinagar, April 8: A health awareness program was organized at Boys Higher Secondary School (BHSS), Uri, Baramulla district of north Kashmir. The theme of the awareness program was “Healthy Lifestyle”. In a statement issued here, the organizers said Saaya and Uri Foundation, the two Kashmir-based non-governmental organizations (NGOs), organized the awareness program in the border town, Organizers said the aim was to educate students on the need and importance of health and hygiene. The program began with the inaugural address of lawyer Naveed Bukhtiyar who briefed the students about the aim and objectives of the organization and the motive behind…

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The holiday season is full of plenty of opportunities to stock up on sweets, including Christmas cookie exchanges, office parties, Christmas movie marathons, and more. It’s one of our favorite times of year! That said, sometimes we want to treat ourselves without overdoing it or we want an alternative to processed and overly sweet desserts. We have you! These ideas for healthier holiday cookies And Christmas treats cover a range of treats and occasions, whilst accommodating a variety of diets. From gluten-free cakes to vegan chocolate truffles and keto-friendly cookies, there are plenty of delicious dessert options for everyone. Our…

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Aloe is a succulent plant widely used in alternative medicine. There are at least 420 different plant species of Aloe. Aloe vera specifically refers to the Aloe barbadensis Miller plant, which is the most commonly used form in Aloe products. How is Aloe used? Traditionally, the clear gel of the Aloe plant is rubbed into the skin as an ointment to treat wounds and burns. The green part of the leaf can be made into juice or dried and taken orally as a laxative. Aloe vera is used in many commercial products in various forms, including drinks, concentrates, capsules, powders…

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The World Bank Group is committed to helping governments achieve universal health coverage (UHC) by 2030, which can transform the health and well-being of individuals and societies. CSU’s vision is that everyone can get the quality health services they need without suffering financial hardship. UHC also allows countries to make the most of their most important asset: human capital.

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What’s clear from the study is that as we enter a new decade, Americans have complex feelings about healthy eating. While 86% of Americans say eating fruits and vegetables is crucial to maintaining a healthy diet, trying to eat well remains a significant stressor (49%) for all generations. This stress can perhaps be attributed to various notions, including: 63% of those surveyed think you have to sacrifice pleasure to eat healthily 30% think they should cut back on eating out to eat healthier One in five Americans think they should give up their entertainment subscriptions (Netflix, Spotify, etc.) to maintain…

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Evgeniyaphotography/getty images There are several reasons protein is good for weight loss. Proteins satiate, they boost metabolism, and helps build muscles. If you also exercise, which can promote healthy and sustainable activity weightlossas well as blood sugar management, cardiovascular wellness and much more– your protein intake should especially be a priority. “Protein is important because it provides the amino acids your body needs to build and repair muscle. » say it Mayo Clinicthe blog. Tyler Sellersprofessional athlete and senior fitness trainer at Total Shape in Indianapolis, Indiana, says protein also “increases daily calorie expenditure from lean muscle mass,” which helps…

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