Tag: health

Does Stress Affect Male and Female Brains Differently?

August 19, 2020

An article appearing in the Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience  journal (SCAN) on the research study being done at the  University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine discusses the difference in how the male and female brain responds differently when dealing with stress. The researchers and Dr.J.J.Wang, PhD, Assistant Professor of Radiology and Neurology and lead … More Does Stress Affect Male and Female Brains Differently?

Stress, Frustration, and Weight Gain

Can Stress Lead To Weight Gain and Obesity?

July 15, 2020

Prior to the early 1970’s, the majority of family units were structured as a one wage earner household where the male worked and the female stayed at home taking care of the house and family. Driven largely by social and socio-economic factors, all of that has changed. Now, the overwhelming majority of families include both … More Can Stress Lead To Weight Gain and Obesity?

Karen Ford on Living Above The Drama with Dr. Georgianna Donadio of National Institute of Whole Health

Financial Freedom and A Happy Life

February 17, 2020

Karen’s mission is to inspire others to rid themselves of debt and build wealth. She encourages others to break the shackles of debt and gives valuable insight into building wealth so they can experience financial freedom. Karen Ford’s #1 Amazon Best Selling Book Money Matters is a discovery for many. This book is not only motivational but practical as well. … More Financial Freedom and A Happy Life

What’s Keeping Veterans From Seeking The Mental Health Care They Need?

September 17, 2019

Too many veterans today have unaddressed mental health issues; according to studies, almost a third of all service-persons who have been deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan have from a mental health condition. Left untreated, these illnesses could lead to violence, addiction, and suicide; statistics show that veterans are more than twice as likely to die by suicide compared … More What’s Keeping Veterans From Seeking The Mental Health Care They Need?

The Science of How What We Believe Becomes Our Reality – Part One

August 20, 2019

Ten years ago, Newsweek ran an article by Howard Brody, MD, PhD, author of “The Placebo Response: How You can Release Your Body’s Inner Pharmacy for Better Health.” He begins the article by telling a story of a patient who experiences “a medical miracle”. She was undergoing experimental brain surgery for her Parkinson’s disease. She … More The Science of How What We Believe Becomes Our Reality – Part One

Loving Again After Loss

April 24, 2018

Meaningful relationships, belonging and love are essential to our health, happiness and what we want, need and desire. It is one of psychologist Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Human Needs and one of the most conflicted areas of human interaction. The willingness to be vulnerable after things go badly in an intimate relationship requires both courage and … More Loving Again After Loss

Establish These Three Behaviors To Improve Your Life

April 24, 2018

The most important relationship we have is with ourselves. The way we think, eat, behave and use our resources define the quality of life we live. We all want to thrive and enjoy a healthy fulfilling life. Yet, in our over scheduled, frenzied personal environments and ever encroaching culture, the simple, basic, no-cost behaviors that … More Establish These Three Behaviors To Improve Your Life