Your children's formative years aren't a time when they can freely abuse their bodies to little consequence. On the contrary, it's the time when they should be building up the foundation of their health through diet and exercise, and they cannot do it without your help. That said, it's easier said than done for mothers […]
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What makes a strong woman? Many believe that strong women are those who can turn any challenges to their advantage. A strong woman should not be unusual after all. Women have been strong, and it has been proven across generations. There are many stories about women overcoming the odds for their loved ones. Countless women
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We’ve been stuck inside the house all year long, and it feels like forever. Everything, even the parties were done virtually. However, Zoom fatigue is a thing, and it might have made us all tired of all these remote socializing setups. Luckily, vaccines have finally come to save the day. More than half of the American population is now
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Seniors choose to age in place for varying reasons. Some are not comfortable with the idea of living in a care facility, while others simply want to spend their remaining days with their loved ones. However, caring for a senior and raising a family at the same time is a challenge that not everyone is
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Does speaking closely to someone give you anxiety? This is a feeling that most people face. Research indicates that globally, 1 in 4 people have a bad breath. Halitosis is the major cause of bad oral hygiene. In the U.S, it is estimated that about 65 million Americans have suffered from bad breath in their
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The worst part of parenting isn’t your child’s “terrible two” phase. It’s their teenage years. As early as nine years old, your child may start showing angst and chafing at being treated like a child. It will intensify as they approach their teens, potentially evolving into full-blown rebellion. But that’s a normal part of growing
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