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Distress: Controlling Your Response While stressful events in and of themselves are harmless, it’s our reactions to them that cause so many illnesses, both physical and mental. A number of harmful habits have been found to be reactio ...

Tracii H.

Sep 11 2007 3:51am

Experts Believe that Pesticides are Lowering Kids IQs have been? Yes. "The fetal brain begins developing soon after conception. The pesticides we use... of the pregnant mother and the developing fetal brain." So lets all do the world a favor and go organic, because

Rebecca S.

Jun 04 2007 2:16am

One More HUGE Reason to Eat Organic!!! and the developing fetal brain."

Rebecca S.

Jun 04 2007 2:16am

Stress Linked to Memeory Loss , chronic distress was one of the main predictors of MCI.

Nirmala N.

Jul 31 2007 3:29pm

The Many Benefits of a Meditation Retreat be with yourself, even in times of distress or happiness. 8) It leads to self-acceptance. 9) It calms your heart

Nirmala N.

Oct 02 2007 10:10am

Hi Kristen, I do agreee with Nirmala. Its best to learn and practise for few minutes every ... more

S J.

Oct 22 2007 7:18pm

Meditate Your Anxiety Away of distress.

Nirmala N.

Jun 04 2007 2:16am

Yes, I'm in total agreement with you, Stephanie. I grew up a very anxious child and it pre ... more

Nirmala N.

Dec 29 2007 12:36pm

The Connection Between Stress and Fat response, central fat plainly increases with perceived distress. First it's important to recognize

Tracii H.

Sep 01 2007 7:57pm

Get more ZZZ's if you're not watching distressing events on the news, television is still over-stimulating to our nervous

Stephanie W.

Jun 04 2007 2:16am

Pregnancy and Depression cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other

Kristin L.

Dec 14 2008 9:30pm

you feel out of wack because you have all of these raging hormones (because of your baby). ... more

twitmer4k

Oct 30 2009 11:10pm

You Are Also What You Drink by Barry M. Popkin, a nutrition professor at the University of North Carolina, was distressed

AregM

Mar 29 2007 11:15am

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