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Women Dressed in Red Are Seen as a Threat by Other Women – Plus 6 Other...
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Elevate Your Mood with Exercise
Did you know that regular exercise has been proven to reduce stress, boost self-esteem, improve sleep and ward off anxiety and feelings of depression? While exercising, the body releases chemicals...
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Daylight Is the Best Medicine, for Nurses
For the health and happiness of nurses – and for the best care of hospital patients – new Cornell research suggests exposure to natural light may be the best medicine. In a forthcoming Cornell study...
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Is Food Affecting Your Mood?
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How Consumers’ Moods Drive Decisions
In April this year, scientists from Georgia Tech and Yahoo Labs reported that something strange was manipulating online restaurant reviews. It wasn’t hackers. It wasn’t software bugs. It was rain,...
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Comfort Food Is a Myth, Say Scientists (Who Ruin It for Us All)
It was fun while it lasted, family-size box of mac ‘n cheese. Bowl of mashed potatoes, please see yourself out. In what seems to be an attempt to make us question everything we believe in, new...
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Health and Happiness Starts in the Kitchen
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To Look Trustworthy, Put on a Happy Face
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Why Exercise Is So Important for Your Mind, Mood, and Body
Try to find activities that you are good at and enjoy. If you have fun while you are working out, you will want to keep going. (Photos.com) Most of us know by now that we should be exercising on a...
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Women Dressed in Red Are Seen as a Threat by Other Women – Plus 6 Other...
By David Gutierrez, contributing writer to Natural News Women dressed in red are more likely to be perceived as a sexual threat by other women, according to a study conducted by researchers from the...
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Elevate Your Mood with Exercise
Did you know that regular exercise has been proven to reduce stress, boost self-esteem, improve sleep and ward off anxiety and feelings of depression? While exercising, the body releases chemicals...
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Daylight Is the Best Medicine, for Nurses
For the health and happiness of nurses – and for the best care of hospital patients – new Cornell research suggests exposure to natural light may be the best medicine. In a forthcoming Cornell study...
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Is Food Affecting Your Mood?
We all have our ups and downs, but if you’re feeling anxious, depressed or lethargic and can’t seem to shake it, your diet may be to blame. Have you ever heard that the gut is considered the 2nd brain?...
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How Consumers’ Moods Drive Decisions
In April this year, scientists from Georgia Tech and Yahoo Labs reported that something strange was manipulating online restaurant reviews. It wasn’t hackers. It wasn’t software bugs. It was rain,...
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Comfort Food Is a Myth, Say Scientists (Who Ruin It for Us All)
It was fun while it lasted, family-size box of mac ‘n cheese. Bowl of mashed potatoes, please see yourself out. In what seems to be an attempt to make us question everything we believe in, new...
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Health and Happiness Starts in the Kitchen
Health and happiness are more closely related to the foods we eat than many of us realize. If we are mindful of how we react to food, some are nourishing to the body and we feel energized. Others are...
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To Look Trustworthy, Put on a Happy Face
We can alter our facial features to make us look more trustworthy, but not more competent. A new study points to both the limits and potential we have in visually representing ourselves—in situations...
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Why Daylight Saving Time Makes Some of Us Miserable
When daylight saving time (DST) begins (March 13 at 2 a.m. this year), many of us lose an hour of sleep, but others find the side effects linger for days or longer. “The immediate impact of that first...
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