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novembre 7, 2023Like
Botox. It’s Not Just for Beauty Anymore.
When you hear the word “Botox,” what comes to mind? Beauty? Needles? If so, you’re spot on. Botox injections are most commonly used as a cosmetic procedure to help smooth out wrinkles by temporarily “freezing” muscles or blocking certain nerves. Think: Foreheads with no wrinkles and eyes with no crows feet. But the benefits of Botox go way beyond beauty. It can also treat medical conditions, too, including migraine disease and overactive bladder. A bit about Botox Botox is made Healthy
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New Study Looks At Covid-19 Worries And Dreaming
A new study published in the Journal of Emotion looked at whether daily worries about the coronavirus are linked to negative effects experienced during mind-wandering and dreaming. « We investigated whether and how worry about COVID-19 is associated with the emotional quality of daydreaming and nighttime dreaming,” study author Pilleriin Sikka told us. “Many studies have reported increased negativity of dreams and increased number of nightmares during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, most of these studies have used questionnaires and asked about theravive
novembre 7, 2023Like
Queerplatonic Relationships: Celebrating a New Definition of Love and Commitment
“Love is not something you find. Love is something that finds you.” – Loretta Young I love the idea of Love. It’s such a beautiful thing – to love and to be loved. In this world where traditional notions of love live, there exists a beautiful spectrum of connection that defies labels and expectations and revels in uniqueness and a new definition of commitment. I’m talking about queerplatonic relationships. Queerplatonic relationships are a love story never previously envisioned – a calmsage
novembre 7, 2023Like
The Four Stages of the OCD Cycle and How to Break Free
Do you find yourself in a seemingly never-ending cycle of intrusive thoughts and compulsive behaviors? If yes, then you might be experiencing an obsessive-compulsive disorder cycle. Obsessive-compulsive disorder most commonly known as OCD is an anxiety disorder that affects millions of people around the world. Having OCD is like having an unwanted passenger in your mind, who never stops talking, and who’s constantly pushing you to do things you don’t want to do. It can be as annoying as meeting calmsage
novembre 6, 2023Like
Shoppers Say This Top-Selling Vibrator Is ‘the Best Thing Ever,’ and It’s 20% Off Right Now
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. Whether you’re just starting your sex toy collection or you already have a treasure chest of playthings under your bed, there are oh so many toys to choose from these days. From dildos and cock rings to wands and rabbit vibrators, there are dozens of different kinds of toys to use, and a seemingly infinite amount of ways to shek
novembre 6, 2023Like
Healthcare Design Announces 2023 Nightingale Awards
Healthcare Design magazine named the winners of the 2023 Nightingale Awards during an awards presentation at the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo in New Orleans, Nov. 4-7. The Nightingale Awards, in partnership with the Center for Health Design and the HCD Conference, recognize products related to the healthcare built environment. This year 55 products were reviewed—a record number of entries for the annual awards program, which is named for Florence Nightingale, a tireless advocate for the improvement of care and healthcare
novembre 6, 2023Like
Holiday Mental Health Triggers Are Everywhere — Here’s How to Handle Them as a Parent
We know that parenting during the holidays can be as unpredictable and chaotic as it can be beautiful and memorable. One moment, you’re sipping cocoa by the fire, and the next, you’re untangling a web of Christmas lights that seem to have no end. But before you succumb to holiday-induced hysteria, let’s talk about the gift that keeps giving: parental self-awareness. In the whirlwind of holiday preparations and the desire to make the season magical for our loved ones, it’s shek
novembre 6, 2023Like
Policy Briefing: Women’s Health Is a Readiness Issue
In response to the Department of Defense’s 2020 report on the Health Status of Active-Duty Servicewomen, HealthyWomen developed the Ready, Healthy & Able program. Watch as our panel of experts describe the state of healthcare for servicewomen and service members assigned female at birth, the program components and successes, and what Ready, Healthy & Able has in store for the future. Register here Speakers Moderator: Luisa Santa-Coleman, MPH, Education Director, HealthyWomen Michelle Sabia, MPH, CPH, Program Manager, HealthyWomen Toni Marengo, Healthy
novembre 6, 2023Like
Paraphobia – What is It and How To Deal With It
Do you get cold sweat when your partner ask you to take relationship on next level? Do you Hesitate getting close to your partner? if the above question sounds familiar to you, you might have Paraphobia. Paraphobia is a fear of sexual perversion. Before we delve into the details, you should know the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5), does not recognize paraphobia as a distinct disorder. Now that the basics are clear, let’s read further. What calmsage
novembre 6, 2023Like
Is There a Link Between Self-Esteem And Social Anxiety Disorder?
In this complicated world, where a person’s status is judged by their social standing, it can be hard to leave the clutches of social anxiety. Social anxiety disorder (SAD) is a mental health condition that impacts a majority of people, worldwide. You may experience SAD when you have an intense fear of social situations and a persistent fear of being judged and publicly embarrassed. While social anxiety disorder can have various causes and triggers, one of the primary concerns that calmsage
novembre 5, 2023Like
Food Guilt – Why it happens and how to deal with it
Food guilt is a response that many of us experience after indulging in certain foods. It’s that feeling of regret or unease that sneaks in after enjoying a treat or a favorite dish. If you also feel the way after eating your food, it’s essential to understand the concept of food guilt and how to maintain a balanced relationship with what we eat. In this blog post, we will delve into the reasons behind food guilt. Explore ways to manage calmsage
novembre 5, 2023Like
15 Grief Activities That Can Help You Heal and Cope With Loss
“There is no right way to grieve; there is only your way.” Life is a complex web of mystery and intrigue. Once you find your footing, there comes a vengeful tide that sweeps you off your feet, leaving you untethered. This wave, we call, grief. Life, love, and loss – are the three elements that are never apart from each other. Where there is life, there is love; and where there is love, there is loss. Loss is followed naturally calmsage