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F.O.O.D. Fundamentals Of Our Diet Were you there during the process of crop cultivation, manufacturing and preparation, to quality inspection and examination, to transportation, to the product reaching its end user whether that be a store, restaurant, organization, or other intended destination?
K. WisendangerPublished 3 months ago in LifehackHalloween Vibes to DIY for
I am writing this series as a countdown to Halloween. It's my favorite holiday. Halloween has it all! Hayrides. Scary movies. Haunted houses. Trick or treat. Pumpkin spice and everything nice. If I can manage to pull it off, I'll be writing something with a spooky spin for one vocal community each week in October.
Leslie WritesPublished 5 months ago in LifehackWays I stay sober
So I am what people would refer to as a Poly user. Meaning I've struggled with many different substances throughout my adult life. It all started with me getting a long bout of kidney stones and having to have lots of surgeries for them in a short period of time. The first pill my Urologist ever prescribed me was Dilaudid 4 mg, if you know anything about pain medication you will know these are very strong, along-side them he also gave me Oxycodone 10 mg. I was 19 years old when I started taking them, and I remember his words clear as day "You're going to become dependent on them, but don't worry, we will wean you off."
Tressa RosePublished 8 months ago in LifehackHow to Make BIG Money on Vocal with AI!
Vocal is a platform that can be used by creators to share the content they create AND be compensated monetarily when that content is read.
Judey KalchikPublished 10 months ago in LifehackYour New Year Already Sucks
It’s my most favorite time of the year. And, no, I am not referring to Christmas, even though it just passed. The beginning of a new year is ripe with memes of failure. If you follow any of the popular success coaches or influential promoters of how to obtain wealth, you will know that failure is a key component of success. Because failure is not the opposite of success. Failure is good, great even. However, it’s only beneficial if you learn from it. Apply it. Adapt and revise. After all, doing the same thing over and over expecting different result is the definition of insanity. While I am not a big proponent of “New Year’s Resolutions,” I do thoroughly believe in having goals and direction.
Stephanie J. BradberryPublished about a year ago in Lifehack8 Gothic Home Decor Items for Oddity Lovers
Many homes have been plagued with uninspired home decor that make their visitors feel warm and welcome. It's time we put an end to the "Live, Laugh, Love" and introduce our visitors to an odder taste of decor. From anatomical pieces to friendly grim reapers, here are a few oddities and stores that will darken up your horrid abode.
Kris LelielPublished about a year ago in LifehackWhat’s Your Body Really Saying When You Have a Headache?
Just because your body aches or you notice different sensations in different body parts, doesn’t mean it is just a physical trigger.
The Article I Needed 3 Years Ago
(Quick Q&A with myself) Am I an expert content creator? Sure not. Am I getting better at it by the day? My mom says yes. And Metrics too.
Ricky LanussePublished about a year ago in Lifehack
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Unleash Your Potential: The Apple iPad (9th Generation
In the ever-evolving landscape of technological innovation, the Apple iPad (9th Generation) stands as a testament to the company's commitment to redefining the boundaries of what's possible in the realm of tablets. With the introduction of the A13 Bionic chip, a vibrant 10.2-inch Retina Display, 64GB storage capacity, Wi-Fi connectivity, and an impressive array of features including a 12MP front camera and 8MP back camera, Touch ID, and all-day battery life, this latest iteration of the iPad represents a culmination of cutting-edge advancements and user-centric design.
Andrew J DayPublished about 3 hours ago in LifehackHow to live like a local in Sukhumvit, Thailand
Living like a native in Sukhumvit, Thailand offers a distinct and engaging experience that goes beyond traditional tourist activities. Sukhumvit is a thriving district in Bangkok recognized for its vibrant street life, diversified communities, and blend of traditional and modern characteristics. To really experience the local way of life, one must learn about the vibrant culture, sample the regional food, look for hidden treasures, and make connections with locals.
Roshelle FernandoPublished about 4 hours ago in Lifehack5+ MOST LIKED YOUTUBE SHORTS OF ALL TIME IN DIFFERENT CATEGORIES
YouTube has always been our preferred destination for video content, serving as a hub for entertainment, education, and personal interests. With the advent of social media, our viewing habits have become more impulsive. Following in the footsteps of platforms like Instagram reels, YouTube introduced its own bite-sized content called YouTube Shorts, and they have quickly gained immense popularity.
Trending UsPublished about 7 hours ago in LifehackHarmful effects of electronic cigarettes
Recently, the popularity of electronic cigarettes has increased as a healthy way to quit smoking, but this belief is incorrect. Studies and research have proven the multiple harms of electronic cigarettes and have confirmed that replacing regular cigarettes with electronic cigarettes is merely changing the way nicotine is consumed.
Mohamad AliPublished about 9 hours ago in LifehackUnraveling the Physiology of Loneliness
The impact of loneliness on human health is profound and multifaceted. Mia de Graaf, Deputy Editor for Health at Business Insider, elucidates the intricate interplay between loneliness and physiological well-being. Loneliness is not merely a state of mind; it manifests as a complex physiological response within the body. When an individual lacks meaningful social connections, their body registers this absence, triggering a cascade of responses that can detrimentally affect both mental and physical health.
Mary NgugiPublished about 10 hours ago in Lifehack9 Major Types of Farming in India
Title: Exploring the 9 Major Types of Farming in India India, known for its vast agricultural landscape, boasts a diverse range of farming practices due to its varied climate, topography, and cultural heritage. From traditional methods passed down through generations to modernized techniques, Indian agriculture represents a rich tapestry of farming types. Here, we delve into nine major types of farming prevalent across the country:
Kavya Organic GardenPublished about 12 hours ago in LifehackEmotional Health in the Social Media Era
Emotional Health and the Intersection of Social Media 1. Emotional health has become a complex and multifaceted issue in the context of social media. Best (2014) and Wood (2016) both highlight the potential for both positive and negative impacts of social media on emotional well-being. Sadagheyani (2020) further accentuates this duality. No doubt, social media can provide emotional support and community building but at the same time, it has the potential to contribute to anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues. Choudhury (2014) adds to this discussion by exploring the role of social media in mental health discourse. Anonymity on platforms like Reddit can facilitate open conversations and gather more emotionally engaging feedback.
Miss Shamim AkhtarPublished about 13 hours ago in LifehackHow to stay calm when you know you'll be stressed
Several years ago, I found myself in a predicament where I had broken into my own house. It had been a freezing winter night in Montreal, and I had just returned home from visiting my friend across town. I was about to head to Europe the next morning, so I needed to grab my passport and suitcase. However, when I arrived home, I realized that I didn't have my keys with me. I tried all the other doors and windows, but they were locked tightly. I couldn't go back to my friend's house as I had an early flight, and I didn't want to wait for a locksmith to arrive. So, I resorted to breaking into my house through the basement window with a large rock. I cleared out the shards of glass, crawled through, and taped a piece of cardboard over the opening. The next morning, I had to rush to the airport, but I realized that I had forgotten my passport. I raced back home, got my passport, and rushed back to the airport. Unfortunately, I missed my flight, and I had to take the back seat of the plane for an eight-hour flight. That's when I started thinking about ways to prevent bad things from happening and minimize the damage if they do happen.
David UdohPublished about 22 hours ago in Lifehack
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