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How to Take Care of Your Mental Health During the Pandemic

Instead of falling into a slumber, it’s essential to take care of your physical health – because the mental one can’t operate properly without being guided by a healthy body.

A Complete Guide To Marketing Your Fitness Studio — Post-Covid

An industry once contingent upon physical attendance is now finding footing online. That said, the transition hasn’t been easy.

Lebanese eco-activists tell Iraq to keep their stinky oil

Greenpeace has released a global report that the estimated average number of premature deaths in Lebanon as a result of fossil fuel induced air pollution.

See-through worm repairs brains

A team of Hebrew University researchers have successfully used genetic engineering as a first step to what one day may allow scientists to genetically repair damaged brain circuits. 

When biopsies were so 2021

Invasive biopsies can determine if a tumor is cancerous, when blood tests won't do. But going in and cutting up a cancer tumor, with a skin like an orange often spreads the cancer. A new test might eliminate biopsies forever.

Does Poor Oral Health Impact Brain Function?

Teeth are an underestimated part of the body and how they affect overall health. Western medicine and Chinese medicine agree that teeth health is a good start for general health.

Women and men in sync hormonally in January and August

Our minds may be affected by winter’s long nights or spring flowers, but what about our bodies? A new study at the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel reveals that our hormones also follow a seasonal pattern.

Improving the air quality of your home starting with your AC unit

Houseplants filter air pollution. But there are other things you can do to make sure your indoor space is healthy.

Choosing the Right Berkey Filter System Size

Remember the tale of Goldilocks? She tried out a few different options until the porridge, the chair and bed fit her just right. Berkey Filters offers several different water filter system sizes for just the right fit in any situation.

How to Prevent Common Ailments as You Age

It’s no secret that as a person gets older, they become more susceptible to certain ailments and medical conditions.

How To Create A Lasting And Effective Bedtime Routine

This short guide will help you create a bedtime routine that will last and that can seriously improve your overall sleep quality. We’ll

The dangers of water leaks at home

Sooner or later, you will end up having to deal with a water leak in your home. It happens to us all, from the US to Australia where it's now a wet winter.

How Do Smart Drugs work To Increase Brain Function?

People especially in Covid times are looking for ways of getting an edge and improving functionality of body and mind. Maybe you've heard of...

How to Easily Purify Your Tap Water

Filtrating and purifying water safely - here's the guide.

How can air filters control indoor pollution?

One Particle at a Time: An Examination on How Air Filters Can Control Indoor Pollution

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Art from Oman at the Venice Biennale

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