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Benefits of Body Massage

The holistic application of physical touch to affect the systems of the body — the muscular, skeletal, elimination, digestive, circulatory, respiratory, endocrine, lymphatic, emotional, mental and nervous systems is called body massage. Body massage is the manipulation of the soft … Continue reading

Fitness and Exercise

Fitness is not about pumping iron or getting bigger muscles. Fitness entails living a full, healthy lifestyle, feeling satisfactory about your body, and having both the mental and physical energy to achieve your goals. Here are some benefits of exercise … Continue reading

Stress Relief Plan

Get a move on. It’s effortless to use stress as an excuse to skip exercise-you’ve received way too many other things on your mind, right? But working out actually helps balance stress hormones. Plus, you shed calories in the process … Continue reading

How to Release Stress Easily

Snack Right. During stressful times, it’s human nature to want to treat yourself to a piece of cake. But it’s more substancial than ever to stick your healthy eating habits. Sugary munchies spike your blood glucose level, making you feel … Continue reading

Stress Reliever

Two forces are at work against us when we don’t obtain enough exercise. First is the fact that human beings were built to be in motion. We evolved as hunter-gatherers, not as couch-sitting television watchers. Our systems were meant to … Continue reading

Phosphatidylserine

Another supplement that has been shown to be useful in combating the deleterious effects of stress is phosphatidylserine. This phospholipid (any of a variety of phosphorous-containing fats) constitutes an essential part of the cellular membrane. Beginning in the 1990s, studies … Continue reading

Anxiety and Stress Management

Doctors don’t know all of the ways that stress and illness are connected, yet they do know that the central nervous system (the brain and the spinal cord) and the immune system can influence one another during stress. Short-term positive … Continue reading