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Postpartum Weight Loss: Too Body Conscious to Go to the Gym? by Sara H. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Fri 27 Mar 2009 9:18am Did you think it would be a great idea to go to the gym? Did your husband even buy you a membership as a gift? But when you set foot to take a peak you immediately felt anxious about working out amongst a bunch of fit people. If you did, you’re not alone, gyms can be intimidating even to those who are fit. Don’t let your absence from going to ... Read on »

Women Gaining Weight Back: Conscious vs. Unconscious by MariasLastDiet.com Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Fri 27 Aug 2010 2:00am for this “unconscious you” is to make yourself more aware. Freud called this making the unconscious conscious. This has its limitations though. Your habitual actions, for the most part... splurge or binge or go overboard or lose your grip and slip because it’s you, conscious or not. A more sure-fire approach is to get the “unconscious you” to not deter Read on »

The Pilates Mind-Body Connection – Unconscious vs. Conscious Awareness for Pilates Training & Life! by Aliesa George Patient Expert

Posted Thu 16 Sep 2010 12:10pm How much time throughout the day do you spend consciously aware of what you’re doing? Is it a couple of minutes, an hour, or most of your day? Or is it hardly ever... participation in our Open Gym program. Safe and confident to participate in solo workouts with his Pilates exercise list in hand, further assisted the learning curve for conscious Read on »

0January 19, 2010Conscious or Unconscious Aromas? by Social Psychology Eye Posted Tue 19 Jan 2010 12:00am (2007) people are taking the wrong approach. It appears that the best way to influence someone’s social preference is to wear perfume that is perceived outside of consciousness. The researchers found that pleasant odors presented unconsciously produced more favorable ratings of faces. Contrary to general perception, favorable ratings were not found when presenting Read on »

Are we conscious or unconscious consumers? by NeuroKuz Posted Tue 29 Jun 2010 8:35pm purchasing could be predicted by brain activity equally well in both groups of subjects. The results suggest that our brains may unconsciously evaluate products when we’re not attending to them. This is quite interesting as the study provides insights to consciousness and decision-making. Proponents of neuromarketing have been circulating and praising Read on »

Consciousness, Consciousness, & More Consciousness! by Gualtiero P. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 19 Feb 2010 12:40pm thinking that when (3) occurred one was introspecting the higher-order thought. What came out of the conversation was that when one has (3) when is unconsciously conscious... The Online Consciousness Conference has officially begun!! (cross-posted at Philosophy Sucks!) I have talked about the higher-order thought theory of consciousness Read on »

Consciousness. Are You Conscious? by TC Patient Expert

Posted Fri 07 Aug 2009 6:58pm What do you consider being conscious? What do you feel it is like living in a state of consciousness or conscious awareness? Consciousness is defined loosely as being "awake" "aware" or connected; "In tune" with your environment, surroundings, other human beings and the planet. Many people who consider themselves "conscious" feel this sentiment Read on »

Conscious Thoughts on Subconscious Thoughts by Mark Brown Patient Expert

Posted Mon 07 Sep 2009 11:00pm to create from an unconscious level or we can choose to be fully aware of our thoughts and therefore fully aware of that which we create. To be fully conscious is to truly... is the subconscious, by definition it is consciousness which lies below the consciousness. Webster’s defines subconscious as “existing in the mind but not immediately available to consciousness Read on »

Conscious Thoughts on Subconscious Thoughts by Mark Brown Patient Expert

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm to create from an unconscious level or we can choose to be fully aware of our thoughts and therefore fully aware of that which we create. To be fully conscious is to truly... is the subconscious, by definition it is consciousness which lies below the consciousness. Webster’s defines subconscious as “existing in the mind but not immediately available to consciousness Read on »

Consciousness and Free Will 27 by relationships .. Posted Tue 08 Jun 2010 1:20pm about it. To develop a high level of consciousness requires an attentiveness. Attention makes you aware of what you have been accepting unconsciously. It is virtually impossible... by sophia I see evolution in terms of consciousness. Whether you at evolution of the universe, the earth, humanity or the individual person, it seems to me Read on »