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Stories in Longevity that you'll love, handpicked by our team.
Ways to Improve the Health of Your Skin. Top Story - May 2018.
Taking care of your skin is essential since the skin is the body's largest organ. Its main purpose is to protect us and work as an effective barrier. In order to protect your skin, you should protect yourself from harmful chemicals, you should stick to a healthy diet, make sure you have enough sleep, and create an exercise routine. Here are some ways that can help you improve the health of your skin.
By Victoria Lim8 years ago in Longevity
ThetaHealing Can Give You a Life With Flo. Top Story - May 2018.
On her website, Flo Ankah states a focus on empowering creatives and entertainment professionals. On the other hand, she doesn’t limit inspiration to those who are all about putting on a show. “We are creative when we find solutions so you can be an accountant, a lawyer or a stock broker and be creative,” says the New York City actress, singer, etc, etc. But either way, moving on comes under the same guise for anyone who chooses ThetaHealing® for a coaching session.
By Rich Monetti8 years ago in Longevity
Things Your Friend Won't Tell You About the Big C. Top Story - April 2018.
I always hate introducing myself to people. Mostly because I do not have a filter. I share way too much way too soon. My story starts like every other story—with an accident. At 16 years old, I was diagnosed with Ewing's Sarcoma in the soft tissue of my right shoulder. The only reason my doctors discovered it in time was that I hurt myself at work the week before. High school is difficult enough, but to have cancer your junior year? Unbelievable.
By Abigail Gray-Army9 years ago in Longevity
Why Apple Cider Vinegar Is Good for Cystic Acne. Top Story - April 2018.
Apple cider vinegar has become one of the most surprising superfoods out on the market. In health food groups, dieters who want to cleanse out their body and improve their overall health are now downing shots of this stuff as part of their diet. Most people know it for its dietary perks and call it a slenderizing cure-all, but the truth is that it might be a better choice for your skin.
By Skunk Uzeki9 years ago in Longevity
Spring Clean the Body With: Papaya Seeds. Top Story - March 2018.
Papaya seeds. Why you should eat these potent little mother f*ckers. Papaya seeds are often just the “gross” insides we throw away to eat that delicious super fruit or meat of the actual Papaya itself. However, BOTH are highly beneficial for us.
By kaley holmes9 years ago in Longevity
3 Easy Detox Methods to Increase Your Health. Top Story - February 2018.
Anyone and everyone will benefit from detoxification. It has direct benefits for conditions that many people deal with, from body odor to acne to weight loss. It also reduces inflammation, which is the root cause of most diseases, from arthritis to autoimmune issues.
By Katana Haley9 years ago in Longevity
What Is Dyscalculia & Could You Have It? . Top Story - February 2018.
You have probably heard of the learning disability "Dyslexia," but its close cousin Dyscalculia rarely comes up in conversation. Despite its low-profile reputation, the disorder is actually quite common—statistics show that approximately 3-6 percent of school children suffer from Dyscalculia, with it resulting in being the leading cause of 5-8 percent of mathematical difficulties.
By Jack Samuels9 years ago in Longevity
So… There’s Something I Need to Tell You. Top Story - January 2018.
One of the most violent elements within our society is ignorance. It has the capacity to shape generations, to stir cultural prejudice, and to create fear and discrimination at the expense of those without a voice. The rise of HIV and AIDS in the 1970s, at a time when little was understood about this forthcoming pandemic, gave birth to fear and recriminations against the homosexual communities and drug users. These sub-groups were the perfect target into which society could pour their fears and distrust. These communities were seen to be the corrupting influence of acceptable social norms and became the reason for this associated disease, and so stigma towards sufferers began to take root.
By Chris O'Hanlon9 years ago in Longevity
