5 Tips for Better Sleep

Many adults are not getting enough sleep. It could be due to external factors such as school, work, or a newborn baby. It could also be due to internal factors such as stress, anxiety, and depression. Whatever the reason may be, it is absolutely imperative that you take the necessary measures to improve your sleep. Here are a few tips.

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How Pets Can Affect Your Mental & Physical Health

Having a pet leads to developing a series of healthy habits, including getting up early in the morning, spending time in nature, and physical activity. For example, dogs will need to be walked multiple times a day. In addition to that, one of the greatest joys of having a pet in your life is playtime.

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Diaries Of A Pediatrician: The Picky Eater

Due to many different reasons, including teething, gagging reflex, independent eating, being more mobile, social and environmental cues, siblings, and exposure to different foods kids may temporarily prefer a flavor or texture over other foods. We, as parents, need to learn how to deal with these behaviors. Here are some DOs and DON’Ts when it comes to dealing with these types of behavior:

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Valentine’s Day During A Pandemic

Valentine’s Day has been celebrated as a romantic day you spend with someone you love. We have looked everywhere, but we have not been able to find a source that says that the “someone you love” cannot be yourself. Whether you are single or in a relationship, here are some ways you can celebrate Valentine’s Day during the pandemic.

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What Is Forest Bathing?

Shinrin-yoku or Forrest bathing is the art of connecting with nature. It starts by picking out your spot. It would be best if you left all your electronics behind. Then you begin with an easy stroll into nature. The trick is to open all five senses of sight, hearing, taste, smell, and touch. Using your senses, you can really connect with nature and be at one with it. Go where you feel like going. Move about freely and let yourself wander.

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How Poor Gut Health Can Lead to Server Symptoms of Covid-19

A vast majority of the patients that were hospitalized due to Covid-19 had diarrhea, nausea and vomiting in addition to their breathing problems. This suggests that when the virus enters the GI tract it increases the severity of the disease. The inflammation caused by an overly responsive immune system could increase the severity of the symptoms and every cause multi-organ failure.

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