Saturday, February 5, 2022

A Short Run May Improve Your Brain Function

While any joyful movement can be beneficial, new research suggests that a short, moderate-intensity run can improve brain function. Here is what you need to know about brain function and the impact of running.
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A Short Run May Improve Your Brain Function
While any joyful movement can be beneficial, new research suggests that a short, moderate-intensity run can improve brain function. Here is what you need to know about brain function and the impact of running.
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4 Ways to Develop Empathy in Your Relationships

Empathy is a powerful force that's necessary for intimacy, trust, and belonging. And empathic people experience a number of happiness benefits. Here's how you can cultivate more empathy in your life.
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Empathy is a powerful force that enables people to understand and relate to others, and is a necessary precursor to intimacy, trust, and belonging. It is also the feeling that makes it difficult to turn a blind eye to the suffering of others. On top of all that, empathic people experience a number of happiness benefits. Here's how you can cultivate more empathy in your life.
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12 Essential Tools Every Gardener Should Have

Use this checklist for your backyard and container gardening.
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