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Original Technorati articles tagged “wellbeing”

• in Social Media
  Gaming Your Way to a Healthier Heart
  The Heart Foundation turn to gamification to encourage people to live a healthier lifestyle.
  by cmimanagers / on Apr 18, 2013
• in Technorati Women
  How to Survive Working From Home: 5 Tips From an Office Returnee
  Working from home is great but, not for everybody. Here are some tips to give you an idea of what to expect as well as what to be wary of
  by afrilove / on Nov 3, 2012
• in Family
  The Amazing Liver and Why We Foolishly Ignore it
  The liver is a great piece of equipment and is most often ill-treated, abused, unappreciated, overworked and ignored.
  by jules65 / on Sep 14, 2010

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “wellbeing”

 

• Sleep Deprivation: Not Good For Your Health

  
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  Sleep Deprivation Can be Harmful to Health. You need to be getting 8+ hours of sleep everynight. Learn why its so important. The Neck Pain Support Blog- The Neck Pain Blogger talks all about Neck pain, studies, information and treatment and how to deal with it everyday
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• A sick man ponders the etiquette of short-term illness | Dean Burnett

  
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  Falling ill is a very common occurrence. Luckily for most it is a short-term, self-limited thing. But exactly what youre meant to do about it or how youre meant to behave are more complicated concerns in modern times Ive been ill lately. I used to rarely get ill, probably because of my job embalming cadavers for a ...
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• Reading for Wellbeing at London Creativity and Wellbeing Week

  
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  Reading for Wellbeing Thursday 20th June, 12.30-4pm Southbank Centre, Poetry Library, Level 5, Royal Festival Hall, Belvedere Road, SE1 8XX As part of London Creativity and Wellbeing Week , The Reader Organisation is holding a special Reading for Wellbeing event at the Southbank Centre this Thursday, 20th June. ...
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• Saviour Snacks

  
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      Saviour Snacks – Guilt-Free Goodies For Those On the Go Helping You Become A Snacking Saint!   Skip the daily trip to the vending machine, resist the temptation of a calorie-laden afternoon pick-me-up – snacking has come of age with the introduction of Saviour Snacks .  A stylish online ...
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• How many of these foods do you have in your pantry? And did you know they have superpowers?

  
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  By PHOODIE. I write about my grandmother a lot and that’s because she is a really wise lady. Whenever I get the chance to sit down and chat with her, without noisy kids and a million other people around, I always ask her about the food that she ate growing up in a small village [read more] How many of these ...
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• Emma is a gorgeous, funny 9-year-old girl. But she was born a boy.

  
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  By MAMAMIA TEAM This is Emma Hayes. Emma was born as a boy, Ronan, but when she was only five-years-old, she told her parents that she wanted to dress as a girl. She told her parents that she wanted to live as a girl. She told them she felt like a girl. That she was [read more] Emma is a gorgeous, funny 9-year-old ...
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• A quest for development – fighting dragons!

  
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  Image: Kidzworld Are we possibly ignoring a deep inner need – a quiet voice is trying to tell us something? Development is lots of questions, hard work and determination, breaking old patterns and fighting those dragons! How do we ever know if what we are told by others is the result of our own projections, a ...
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• Depression is virtually unknown in agrarian societies

  
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  Anxiety and depression are widespread in the first world, but virtually unknown in agrarian societies. Why are people in developed nations increasingly unhappy? The post Depression is virtually unknown in agrarian societies appeared first on Whale Oil Beef Hooked | Cameron Slater .
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• Edward Mordake: The Man With the Laughing Face on the Back of His Head

  
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  Paranormally intriguing accounts and early science combine with the amazing tale of Edward Mordake, a man better known as the man with two faces. Though difficult to establish the facts behind the man, who supposedly committed suicide at the age of 23, Edward was the 19th century heir to an English hereditary ...
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• The body of a female Big Brother winner becomes public property

  
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  Being a lapsed Big Brother fan allows you to look at the show from the outside – and wonder about the real price the winners pay. Witness Josie Gibson and her ever-changing body And once more Big Brother rolls into town, with a strangled whimper and the small sad fart of a family pet on its final walk to the ...
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• This column will change your life: embrace the schedule

  
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  Unhooked from the whims of mood, relieved of the pressure of ceaseless decision-making, the schedule-follower may be freer than the impulse-follower Im writing this at 7.45am on a chilly Tuesday, because thats the slot I designated for it in my schedule – and because I have become, it would appear, one of those ...
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• 5:2 your life – the worry diet

  
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  For those of you without an anxiety disorder, what it feels like is someone is inside your face, sandpapering your nerves Dr Robert Leahy whistles doubtfully when I tell him about the 5:2 experiment. "Is it possible to stop, or drastically cut down, the amount I worry two days a week, while carrying on as normal ...
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• Fave Things Friday: Functional and Fashionable Sports Bras

  
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  Having a bad teacher can make or break your workout. The same goes for having a bad sports bra. When you don’t have enough support or your feel constrained when trying to break a sweat, your mind will be focused on a pesky sports bra issue instead of a good workout routine. Here are 3 of our favorite sports bras ...
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• Wellness Wire: BPA Linked to Higher Obesity Risk

  
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  These days we aren’t even sure if an apple is good for us. There is probably some study stating that the nutrient in a common fruit can cause a disease we have never heard of. The latest claim is that BPA , the chemical commonly found in plastic bottles and canned foods, has been linked to a higher risk for ...
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• Social network for hospital patients connects users via similar interests

  
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  Add / Remove When it come to hospital stays – especially lengthy ones – it can make a big difference to help patients feel as comfortable as possible. We recently saw Scotland’s Hospital Passport scheme aim to put children at ease, and now France-based startup Hôpital Affinité wants to connect those in ...
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• Eyeball-licking: the fetish that is making Japanese teenagers sick

  
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  The popularity of the bizarre practice, sometimes called worming, has been blamed for a rise in cases of conjunctivitis. And it freaks us out just to think about it Warning: dont read this if youre eating, prone to sudden bouts of queasiness or unable to even think about Un Chien Andalou without simultaneously ...
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• Survive or thrive? Overqualified a matter of management

  
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  Overqualified workers are often seen as the pariah of human resources but these employees can be a constructive or a destructive influence on your business, depending on the way they are managed. In my research, I have found that while overqualified people may often engage in counterproductive work behaviours, they ...
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• Parenting Teenage Boys

  
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  Compassionate parents focus on the long-term wellbeing of the child, rather than the momentary ego boost of feeling “trusted.” A good parental rejoinder to “You don’t trust me,” is, “I don’t trust myself enough to know that you will be safe and well without knowing where you are and what you’re doing. ...
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• Lifestyle changes contributing to ill health in China

  
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  Pollution, poor diet and stress are causing health problems in worlds most populous country despite health reforms and affordable healthcare China is now facing similar health issues to higher income countries including the UK and US, according to new global health figures. Poor diet and cancer are a growing ...
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• Staying connected to ‘home’: part 3

  
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  Here is a new post from Your Expat Child by Carole Hallett Mobbs Your Expat Child - Moving overseas with children. International relocation advice for parents. More activities to help your expat child remember ‘home’ Continuing our look at some more activities that we as parents and caregivers can do to ...
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