1. Choose a Supportive Bra Many women don’t give a second thought to their bra size – even though the breasts can change, especially with age – and wearing the same set of bras becomes a habit. An old bra may need to (…)
Time passes by and things come and go. Real beauty is not about looks or material things. The vibe others get from you is a reflection of your heart, and that’s where real beauty is.
What is the mediterranean diet? The Mediterranean diet began garnering popularity throughout the world during the 1990s and consists of the dietary traditions followed by Italy, Greece, and Spain, three of the countries surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. As opposed to the traditional Western (…)
1. Frequency and Duration First, write down the day that your period starts – don’t forget to note the year as well. You can also add the time of day or the exact hour if you noticed the bleeding right away. Then, each (…)
1. Ginger Ginger is now mostly associated with Chinese foods, spicy meals, or restorative chicken broths, but this tangy Indian root hides many medicinal benefits, from anti-inflammatory to antioxidant. The best-supported one, however, is its anti-histaminic ability: it blocks the enzyme that directly (…)
Joint pain is a common complaint that can worsen as you age. This article describes four commonly believed myths about the condition, such as heat relieving pain better than ice, and also provides the truth surrounding these myths. Debunking these myths can lead to better treatment and management of joint pain.
1. Water-Based Lube Vaginal dryness impacts more than just the vagina – it can also lower a woman’s self-confidence and libido. Applying a water-based lubricant before intercourse and instantly soothe pain and make the experience more comfortable. It doesn’t have to be just (…)
1. Belly Breathing Normal breath cycles come from the chest. For these exercises, however, you should focus instead on letting your abdomen rise and fall, rising with an inhale through the nose and falling with an exhale. This practice is known to beat (…)
1. Have a Safe Haven at Hand Specific management techniques will vary greatly depending on the type of headache (migraines tend to be much more disruptive than tension or sinus headaches), but it’s a safe bet that noisy, chaotic environments will not be (…)
Every day, we follow our routine, but sometimes we don’t take note of the things and people surrounding us. When you’re working, at the gym, or shopping at the supermarket, take a minute to look around you – maybe there’s someone needing something (…)
