It seems that we need gratitude more than ever. The world is changing at a rapid pace, and with that, it seems that topics such as loneliness and depression keep popping up more. It’s easy to look at the way society is moving, the existential threats that seem to be facing the planet and how […]
Planning out a proposal is something that can be remarkably stressful and anxiety-inducing, no matter your age or whether you have done it before. What are you waiting for? Take that leap. More and more women are proposing rather than allowing their partners to propose to them, and this trend only looks set to increase.
Interview with bestselling author of The Secrets of Midwives, The Things We Keep, The Mother’s Promise, The Family Next Door and The Mother In Law.
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This post is written by Judith Graham. She writes a column for Kaiser Health News, Navigating Aging, that focuses on medical issues and advice associated with aging and end-of-life care, helping America’s 45 million seniors and their families navigate the health care system. Nothing so alters a person as learning you have a terminal
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These days, every condiment, protein powder, snack or spread can be an opportunity to infuse consumers’ lives with holistically nourishing ingredients. To help you up your adaptogen game, we’ve compiled five products that combine modernized packaging and trendy ingredients with old-world wisdom. Flora Ex Machina Royal Ghee This whipped spread consists of raw honey, ghee, greens
A Columbia University study has found that adversity early in life is associated with increased gastrointestinal symptoms that may affect children’s brains and behavior as they mature. “It is too early to say anything conclusive, but our study indicates that adversity-associated changes in the gut microbiome are related to brain function, including differences in
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(if you would like to be featured on Writers Talking contact us) Karen A. Wyle was born a Connecticut Yankee, but moved every few years throughout her childhood and adolescence. After college in California, law school in Massachusetts, and a mercifully short stint in a large San Francisco law firm, she moved to Los Angeles,
When you think of the word vegan what do you think of? California surfer dude who only drinks kombucha and east raw veggies all day long? What about vegetarian? A crunchy mom in New York or maybe some kind of health nut in Miami who only eats organic veggies and cashew cheese? According
