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Screaming benefits
Screaming in babies is a natural part of their development and communication. While it can be challenging for caregivers, it serves important purposes and provides several benefits: 1. Communication • Expressing Needs: Babies scream to alert caregivers to hunger, discomfort, tiredness, or pain. • Early Social Interaction: Screaming helps babies engage with their environment and…
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The Power of High-Dose Vitamin C Therapy
By Ben Smith What is High-Dose Vitamin C Therapy? High-dose Vitamin C (HDC) is one of the most powerful—yet often overlooked—healing protocols in medicine. Pioneered by Nobel laureate Linus Pauling, along with Drs. Frederick Klenner and Robert Cathcart, it has demonstrated profound effectiveness against cancer, infections, chronic fatigue, and more. However, despite its potential, this…
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Further thoughts on CVT book
Irresistible: Why We Can’t Stop Eating Ultra-Processed Foods In his compelling exploration, Irresistible: Why We Can’t Stop Eating Ultra-Processed Foods, Dr. Chris van Tulleken unveils a profound truth about the modern Western diet: it’s a cocktail of ingredients designed to hijack our biology. Central to this narrative are two key culprits: universally present seed oils…
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DIY cleaning materials
Here are contemporary recipes for DIY detergents and cleaning materials, using natural, eco-friendly, and widely available ingredients. These can be used for laundry, dishwashing, surface cleaning, and more: 1. Laundry Detergent Ingredients: • 1 cup washing soda (sodium carbonate) • 1 cup borax (or baking soda for a gentler formula) • 1 bar of soap…
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1st Century Diary
Our ancestors lived without soap for most of human history, relying on natural materials and simple methods for personal hygiene and cleaning. Here’s how they managed: 1. Personal Hygiene Rinsing with Water • Clean water was the primary method for washing. Bathing in rivers, lakes, or streams was common in many cultures. • In regions…
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The Benefits of NHS Couch to 5K: Transform Your Health, One Step at a Time
The NHS Couch to 5K programme has become a cornerstone of fitness journeys across the UK. Designed to help absolute beginners get off the couch and run 5 kilometres (3.1 miles) in just nine weeks, this free, structured programme has inspired millions to rediscover the joys of movement. But what makes Couch to 5K so…
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Is stress addictive?
Brian Maierhofer’s exploration of stress and its impact on the brain highlights the powerful connection between neuroscience and healing. Chronic stress is more than a mental burden—it rewires the brain, disrupts the body, and can leave individuals trapped in a perpetual state of fight-or-flight. Fortunately, modern neuroscience offers solutions through somatic therapy, a body-based approach…
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The Dark Truth About Our Food Supply: How Processed Foods Are Making Us Sick
It’s no exaggeration: 70% of what Americans eat isn’t food—it’s ultra-processed chemicals carefully engineered for addiction. These so-called “foods” are designed to make you overeat, leaving your body starved of nutrients and your cells defenseless against disease. The result? A health crisis of unprecedented scale. This epidemic didn’t happen by accident. Here’s how ultra-processed foods—especially…
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4×4 Training: Unlocking Cardiovascular Benefits Through High-Intensity Intervals
The world of fitness is buzzing with innovative ways to achieve peak health, and one of the standout methods gaining traction is 4×4 training. Popularized in athletic circles and by health enthusiasts, this high-intensity interval training (HIIT) protocol promises significant cardiovascular benefits. But what exactly is 4×4 training, and how can it transform your heart…
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Possible Itinerary
1. Marseille to Barcelona – 12 December 2024 2. Barcelona to Madrid – 13 December 2024 3. Madrid to San Sebastián – 16 December 2024 4. San Sebastián to London – 17 December 2024 This journey involves multiple segments: Additional Recommendations: Safe travels!
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Understanding CRP and Oxalates: Their Role in Inflammation
C-reactive protein (CRP) and oxalates are both involved in inflammatory responses in the body, though they serve different functions and are related in specific ways in some health contexts. Here’s an overview of both and how they might interact: 1. C-Reactive Protein (CRP): • Role: CRP is a marker of inflammation in the blood, produced…
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San Sebastián Itinerary
Traveling by train from Marseille to San Sebastián-Donostia involves multiple transfers, as there are no direct services between these cities. Here’s a detailed guide to help you plan your journey: 1. Marseille to Toulouse: 2. Toulouse to Bayonne: 3. Bayonne to Hendaye: 4. Hendaye to San Sebastián: Alternative Route via Barcelona: Additional Tips: This journey…