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novembre 11, 2024Like
The Golden Bachelorette’s Michael Gave an Update on His Cancer Diagnosis & Surprising Reveal
The Bachelorette franchise’s “Men Tell All” episode is designed for big revelations, but Golden Bachelorette contestant Michael Stevens’ had less to do with drama on the show and more to do with his own personal health. The retired banking CEO revealed he’d been diagnosed with cancer prior to coming on the show — and, later, explained why he’d waited until the end to share the news. “Just before I got the initial call about the show, I was diagnosed with cancer,” shek
novembre 11, 2024Like
Penguin Pebbling – What is it, and Why do Teens do it
The digital world is reshaping communication, especially for teens, which worries parents, teachers, and social behavior experts. Inspired by penguins, pebbling is an emerging trend that is gaining popularity for its uniqueness. This understated, cryptic way of communication is being used all over social media and reflects the psychological and emotional shifts in behavior. It even depicts the lengths individuals are ready to take to express affection and maintain relationships. It doesn’t seem like a passing phase. It is the calmsage
novembre 10, 2024Like
Pagophagia: What Is It, Symptoms, Causes, Side Effects, Treatment, And More
Have you ever craved ice… at some point in our lives, we all have chewed ice. Scientifically, craving ice is related to iron or calcium deficiency. But do you know psychologically, craving ice compulsively can be associated with a mental health condition? Yes, pagophagia is a health condition that causes people to crave and chew ice compulsively. Pagophagia is a type of pica which is an eating disorder. Pica involves craving and eating items that do not contain any nutritional calmsage
novembre 9, 2024Like
How to Cope When Life Feels Meaningless?
Do you think you are the only one to whom life feels meaningless? If so, you are not alone. Most people feel this way. It can be because something isn’t happening right in their lives, things are not working out the way planned, issues in relationships, or other reasons. However, here are some tips if you are looking for ways to cope with this feeling, foster healthy relationships, and feel joy, happiness, and fulfillment. These will help you overcome the calmsage
novembre 8, 2024Like
James Van Der Beek Reveals the Symptom of Colorectal Cancer That Pushed Him to See a Doctor
James Van Der Beek is speaking out about his colorectal cancer diagnosis and the early, seemingly innocuous symptom that ultimately prompted him to seek medical attention. “It was just a change in bowel habits,” the Dawson’s Creek star told People in an interview released today, recalling the symptom he started experiencing last year. Van Der Beek, 47, concluded that a change in diet was in order. “Maybe I need to stop coffee,” he recalled thinking at the time. “Maybe I shek
novembre 8, 2024Like
Demisexual VS Pansexual – What is the Difference
Demisexuality is about emotional connection, while pansexuality is physical attraction regardless of gender or sex. Here’s a detailed comparison of the two. Are you trying to explore your sexuality but confused because you don’t know the difference between demisexuality and pansexuality? If so, you are in luck, my dear friend. This post talks about both sexualities in detail and how they differ. I hope it’ll help you explore and understand where you lie and what interests you. Unlike the older calmsage
novembre 7, 2024Like
7 Menopause Tips from the Pros
Have you ever been standing somewhere, and then you’re suddenly dripping in sweat and feeling like you need to rip your clothes off … but you look around, and everyone else seems cool as a cucumber? Yeah. Us too. If you’re between the ages of 45 and 55, you can probably thank menopause. The menopause transition is different for everyone but vasomotor symptoms (VMS) — the medical term for hot flashes and night sweats — are the most common menopause Healthy
novembre 7, 2024Like
Clinically Speaking: Questions and Answers About Metastatic Cancer
Hearing the words, “You have cancer,” has become an unfortunate reality for many women in the U.S. Research shows 4 out of 10 women will be diagnosed with cancer at some point in their lifetime — and an estimated 972,000 new cases will be diagnosed this year. Everything about cancer is scary — especially the fact that almost all cancers have the potential to spread throughout the body. When this happens, it’s called metastatic cancer, also known as stage 4, Healthy
novembre 7, 2024Like
It’s Not Just a Hot Flash. It’s VMS.
+ Infographic text What is VMS? Vasomotor symptoms (VMS) — hot flashes and night sweats — are common during perimenopause and menopause. For many women, hot flashes and night sweats aren’t just annoying — they’re a serious health problem. VMS can go on for years Some women and people assigned female at birth (AFAB) experience VMS for more than a decade. 7 = Average number of years 4.75 = Average number of hot flashes a day 3 = Average number Healthy
novembre 7, 2024Like
Teens Get Seasonal Depression Too. Here’s How To Help Them Cope
Ah, seasonal depression — or as some of us know it, the winter blues. It’s that unwelcome guest who crashes in right around the time we’re getting cozy with our scarves and pumpkin spice lattes. But here’s something we don’t talk about enough: teens feel it too. That’s right: your moody, eye-rolling, hoodie-wearing adolescent may actually be dealing with more than just the usual teen angst. While typical teen behavior can sometimes feel like the ups and downs of the shek
novembre 7, 2024Like
B12 Basics
If you’re familiar with all the cool stuff vitamin B12 does for the body, you know it gets an A for effort. The nutrient helps with important things like nerve function and the production of DNA and it also plays a part in brain health. “If a person has a lack of B12, they may have trouble concentrating, retaining information and engaging in conversation,” said nutrition therapist Robyn L. Goldberg, RDN, CEDS-C. “It parallels malnutrition. If you’re not taking in Healthy
novembre 7, 2024Like
Deipnophobia: Is Fear Of Eating In Front Of Others Real?
Deep connections are made over food and drinks. Be it dating, casual meetings, friends meet, or any socializing, every meet typically revolves around food. But what happens when someone fears eating food in front of others? Yes, this is for real, the fear of eating in front of others is called Deipnophobia. The phobia of eating in front of others can be emotionally exhausting and can damage your personal and professional life. List of Contents What is Deipnophobia?What are the calmsage