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Go ahead and eat avocado every day!
People who do, eat more nutritiously overall – and weigh nearly 8 poundsless, on average. They also have waists that are nearly 2 inchessmaller than non-avocado eaters. That’s because the healthy fat and fiber in avocado keeps you feeling full.
It may not be the season for avocados in all areas, but avocados are available in most markets, so grab one next time you're at the store.
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Does sugar really make kids hyperactive?
The National Institutes of Health says NO. They found no direct link between kids eating sweets and becoming MORE energetic. The fact is, parents expect kids to have a “sugar high,” so they may notice it more. Plus, kids tend to be more excited at events like birthday parties where sugary foods are served. So the environment is probably more to blame than the food.
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Having trouble reaching your goals?
Whether you want to exercise more often, find love, or start a garden: Write down your goal, sign and date it, and put it on your fridge, or bedside table. Researchers from the University of Scranton in Pennsylvania found when we make a pledge, we feel more committed – even if we’re the only ones who see it. And that simple move gets us from the “thinking about it” stage to the “taking action” stage, and makes us 10 times more likely to reach our goals. Again, to accomplish your goal, write it down, sign and date it, and put it somewhere you’ll see it all the time.
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A little worrying can be good?
It’s a good thing to worry - at least a little bit. That’s according to a study at the University of California. The reason? Because worrying motivates us to make healthier choices, like exercising more, eating healthier, and wearing sunscreen every day - rain or shine. Worrying also prepares us for negative outcomes. And when the worst doesn’t come to pass, the relief we feel triggers production of serotonin, which gives our happiness a boost. So a little bit of worry is good!
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How to boost someone's mood easily.
If you want to lift someone’s mood, it’s easy. Just send them a nice text message - or a quick Facebook post. That’s it! According to the University of Chicago, a simple but sweet text message can boost someone’s oxytocin output by 37% for two HOURS straight! That’s the feel-good bonding hormone. And you, the text message sender, will get a jolt of oxytocin, too.
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Are walnuts the key to a long healthy life?
Walnuts could be the key to a long and healthy life. Research from the Journal Of Nutrition says, having two large handfuls of walnuts every week - about the size of a quarter-cup each - can reduce inflammation, which is the root cause of everything from diabetes to cancer to heart disease.
So what makes walnuts so magical? Their omega-3 fatty acid content. A quarter cup of walnuts provides 100% of the omega-3 fats you need daily. Plus, polyunsaturated fats in walnuts — the good fats - activate genes that reduce fat storage. Translation: They help you lose weight. So, munch on two large handfuls of walnuts each week.
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Here’s a red flag that you’re listening to a liar:
Their speech sounds more formal. When we’re comfortable, we tend to use contractions, like “won’t” and “don’t.” But lying takes more mental effort, according to psychiatrist Dr. Alan Hirsch. So, to buy ourselves a little more time to come up with a story, we’re more than twice as likely to unconsciously switch to more-formal phrases, like “will not” and “did not.” So, if someone starts avoiding normal conversational contractions – consider that a heads-up!
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Find out why you often lose steam in the afternoon
Does your energy tank at 3PM? Take a break! Our circadian rhythm causes our body temperature and hormone levels to drop about then, leaving us sleepy and sluggish. But Louisiana State researchers found people who work at computers all day, but took 15-minute breaks every 2 hours – solved problems faster and more accurately. Because switching tasks requires the brain to re-focus, which can boost your energy. Even if your new task is a walk down the hall to chat with a coworker.
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Get your antioxidants from simple foods!
You’ve heard wine contains heart-healthy antioxidants. But what if you don’t drink? Nutritionists at NYU say other foods contain the same exact antioxidants.
For example, you’ll find heart-healthy, anti-cancer resveratrol (rez-VARE’-uh-trall) in cranberries, peanuts, pistachios, dark chocolate and cocoa powder.
There’s immunity-boosting and inflammation-fighting quercetin (QWER-set-in) in apples, blackberries, citrus, and dark cherries, as well as onions, parsley, sage, and both green and black tea.
And you’ll find resveratrol AND quercetin in blueberries and grapes.
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Wishing you a blessed and joyful Thanksgiving!
Want to overcome food cravings?
Just tap your forehead for 30 seconds. That’s from the Weight Loss Program at St. Luke’s Hospital in New York City. It works because, when we get a craving, it gets lodged in the brain’s visual cortex. But by tapping on our forehead, we engage the same part of the brain, which dislodges the image and suppresses the craving. But for this tactic to work, you have to look up at your fingers as you’re tapping. So you get the physical sensation AND the visual image of the tapping.
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Why you should keep your windows rolled UP in traffic.
Stuck in traffic? Keep your windows rolled up and the A/C on. Because the air inside your car is healthier for your heart! That’s according to Taiwanese researchers. They found when people kept the air on during their commute, measurements of their cardiovascular health were as much as 32% better. That’s compared to people who rolled their windows down instead. The reason? Because the A/C filters out automobile exhaust particles, a type of pollutant that can cause a cascade of internal inflammation. And over time, the inflammation can disrupt your heart's electrical signals, and raise your risk for a heart attack. Again - want to boost your heart health? Keep your windows closed, and the A/C on when you’re stuck in traffic.
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Can music heal pain?
Are you in pain? Listening to music can help! A study at the University of Utah Pain Research Center measured the effect of music on the perception of pain – while people were having their fingertips jolted by electricity. The surprising result: The more the participants became absorbed in the music, the less painful the electrical jolts felt – even though the intensity of the shocks stayed the same.
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Reduce your risk of catching a cold with this simple fruit!
To reduce your risk of catching a cold: Splurge on papaya! Because papayas have more vitamin C than oranges. They’re also loaded with beta-carotene, an antioxidant that helps protect against cellular damage, and decreases your risk for chronic diseases, like diabetes and heart disease.
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Kids can actually RELAX you?
You may not believe me if you spend time around kids - but they actually RELAX us and help us chill out. Because despite the temper tantrums, neediness and constant questions, in the grand scheme of things, kids are little stress busters. The experts at Arizona State say it’s because kids get us involved in things where we interact and socialize with others, from play dates to classroom parenting duties. And the more social connections we have, the lower our stress. So next time you’re driving your kid to ANOTHER birthday party, think of it as something that ultimately benefits YOU.
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Are your feet sore and tired at the end of the day?
Follow me on Facebook Stretching your muscles and tendons can help, by relieving the strain in your heels and arches. Physical therapist Dorothy Cohee suggests standing by a counter or table so you’ve got something to hold onto. Then, do 10 to 15 heel raises where you slowly rise up on your toes, and sink back down to the floor. Then, keep your heels on the floor, and lift both sets of toes up and down another 10 to 15 times. Do that and your end-of-day foot pain could soon be a thing of the past!
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If you have something to say, use your voice!
People who communicate face-to-face or over the phone seem more intelligent than those who communicate through email. That’s according to the University of Chicago. The researchers found that the vocal cues - like tone of voice and enthusiasm - made people sound more thoughtful, engaged and smarter than when they gave the same message in an email. And speaking to someone is also more persuasive - and makes people value your opinion more. If you have something to say, use your voice!
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