mental health
Mental health and psychology are essential in life extension and leading a healthy and happy life.
Surviving My Love Affair
As the first rays of sunlight enter my window each day, I often reach for that familiar embrace of warmth and comfort each day. My fingertips usually graze the smooth surface of a tall plastic cup filled to the brim with the elixir of life – a steaming concoction of blended ice, oat milk, and caffeine. With each sip, I felt the excitement of energy erupting within me, awakening my senses and sharpening my mind. It is part of my daily ritual, which I cherish, a daily ritual with two of life's most potent stimulants.
Anthony ChanPublished 23 days ago in LongevityMoms
In the heart of a bustling neighborhood, where laughter echoed through the streets and the scent of freshly baked cookies wafted from open windows, there lived a diverse group of moms. They were the unsung heroes of the community, each navigating the ups and downs of motherhood in their own unique way.
Noor Firza Ibnu HazminPublished 23 days ago in LongevityMental Health in 2024: Navigating Challenges and Embracing Change
Introduction In an ever-evolving world, the mental health awareness discourse of 2024 will inherently differ regarding issues and strategies. In the past few years, there has been a paradigm shift in how society looks at and tackles mental health issues. This article will investigate the current status of mental health, from awareness to innovative interventions, giving a close view of the problems and progress in this field that characterizes human life.
Is it Possible to Find Peace in a $3000 Tax Bill?
Let me not close my eyes because of this It’s been a trying day for me. As I mentioned last week, I had a mix-up with my “business”, where I (in retrospect) prematurely declared myself a corporation.
Aaron Waddell - The Everyday MysticPublished 24 days ago in LongevityNavigating Through the Storm:
Embarking on a journey toward sobriety can be both brave and daunting, especially for those who have been in the clutches of heavy alcohol use for years. Among the challenges faced, Delirium tremens (DT) is among the most severe. This condition, often emerging during the withdrawal phase from alcohol, marks a critical and potentially life-threatening period. It's a storm that can be navigated but requires knowledge, preparation, and support.
Kaycee GodwinPublished 24 days ago in LongevityGrandeur or Grandiosity?
As the Son of God, you are indeed great. The ego cannot accept this vision of grandeur, because it cannot accept truth. It cannot accept anything outside itself.
Aaron Waddell - The Everyday MysticPublished 25 days ago in LongevityThe Impact Of Climate Change On Mental Health
Climate change not only affects our planet physically but also takes a toll on mental health. The term “eco-anxiety” has emerged to describe the psychological distress caused by environmental concerns. As individuals witness extreme weather events, loss of biodiversity, and the overall degradation of the environment, they may experience heightened stress, fear, and a sense of helplessness.
iDigitize Infotech LLPPublished 26 days ago in LongevityExploring the Great Outdoors Together
The article explores the benefits of outdoor exercise for couples, including improved relationship satisfaction, mental well-being, cognitive function, and physical health, as well as tips for starting an outdoor exercise routine and the positive impact on relationships.
Timothy A RowlandPublished 26 days ago in LongevityParadox of Love
Love, that enigmatic force that weaves its way through the fabric of our lives, is a terrain fraught with complexities, mysteries, and contradictions. It is a journey marked by both atrocities and triumphs, a tapestry woven with threads of joy, pain, ecstasy, and despair. As I reflect on my own encounters with love, I am confronted with the kaleidoscope of experiences that have shaped my understanding of this most profound of human emotions.
Those who use paracetamol on a regular basis should be aware of the following:
Painkillers like paracetamol are the most often used. According to the findings of a medical research, those who use paracetamol on a consistent basis may be at an increased risk of developing certain illnesses that are more fatal.
Jacob DamianPublished 27 days ago in LongevityThe True Face of Temptation
I tell people that I am constantly made aware of my imperfections, and my failings as a human being. And this week was no exception.
Aaron Waddell - The Everyday MysticPublished 27 days ago in LongevityNavigating the Digital Maze: Unravelling Generation Z’s Mental Health Odyssey
In an era dominated by hashtags and viral trends, Generation Z finds itself at the crossroads of innovation and adversity, grappling with unique mental health challenges that set them apart from their predecessors. From the omnipresence of social media to the relentless academic pressures and the fervent call for activism, the mental landscape of Generation Z is as complex as the digital world they’ve inherited.
iDigitize Infotech LLPPublished 29 days ago in Longevity