Relationships: When Are They ‘Over’ ?

Relationships are a fickle thing. It is difficult to determine a specific set of characteristics of requirements that should exist between two persons in a relationship because relationships are entirely subjective – they vary and range for each and every person and cannot be characterized or generalized because of the individuality they possess. Because they … More Relationships: When Are They ‘Over’ ?

20 Ways to Spice Up Your Water

Water is an incredibly beneficial beverage that contributes to elevated overall health. Drinking water has the potential to increase energy levels and combat fatigue, promote weight loss, rid the body of toxins, improve the complexion of skin, promote regular digestion and bowel movements, elevate the immune system, prevent and relieve headaches and aid in receiving … More 20 Ways to Spice Up Your Water

Sciatica Nerve Pain

My dad has been struggling with Sciatic pain for a couple of weeks now, and seeing the destruction this type of pain has had on him prompted me to conduct some research and learn more about this nerve discomfort. I derived the following information from spine health.com. Sciatica refers to a variety of different pain … More Sciatica Nerve Pain

ADHD in Adults

I watched a program on CBC with my mom and my grandparents the other evening regarding the existence of ADHD in adults. The program explained how despite ADHD being recognized as a disorder that traditionally occurs amongst children, it impacts adults to the same degree and is often times a disorder that develops in childhood … More ADHD in Adults

8 Things You Should Never Eat At McDonald’s

I personally am not an avid McDonald’s consumer, however I do know a fair amount of persons who eat at this fast food chain on a weekly basis. I wanted to conduct some research regarding the worst options available on their menu, and the following information is derived from foxnews.com and thedailymeal.com: (1) Big Breakfast with … More 8 Things You Should Never Eat At McDonald’s

National Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2017

The concluding week of February annually marks the National Eating Disorder Association’s (NEDA) eating disorder awareness week. For each of the seven days of this week, NEDA encourages persons struggling with and who have struggled with eating disorders to speak out against the stigma that surrounds them and furthermore mental health. I thought I could contribute … More National Eating Disorder Awareness Week 2017

Nuts for Nuts

Nuts come in a multitude of different varieties and tend to offer several nutritional benefits to those who consume them. They contain an elevated amount of healthy fats, and while such fats are essential to a balanced diet it is important to be aware of just how much fat nuts contain. I have created a … More Nuts for Nuts

Is Wine Good for You?

The possibility of wine being a beneficial beverage likely seems too good to be true for vino lovers. However, according to foodandwine.com, wine offers numerous positives to those who consume it, and I wanted to share these supposed benefits with you. Keep in mind that wine, when consumed in moderation, presents health benefits. The American … More Is Wine Good for You?

Apple Cider Vinegar: The Taste Is Worth the Benefits

It seems as of late that apple cider vinegar is escalating in popularity amongst a variety of individuals. I have heard numerous accounts of the many benefits the vinegar offers to persons who ingest it, and so I decided to do some research and unveil the truth about this supposed miracle liquid. According to ReadersDigest.com, … More Apple Cider Vinegar: The Taste Is Worth the Benefits

Guilt-Free Ice Cream

Ice cream is always a good choice – that is, until you find yourself sitting in front of the television, watching your fifteenth episode of Friends with an empty tub of Ben and Jerry’s in your lap. It’s not a pretty sight. Good news, though – there is a version of a healthy, low calorie and … More Guilt-Free Ice Cream

Pleasant Reminders

Having recently discovered that I was not admitted into my university’s Masters in English program, I cannot say that my spirits have been particularly lifted as of late. I am trying my absolute best to remain positive, however it is easy to feel glum about unexpected things that occur in our lives. I was brainstorming … More Pleasant Reminders

Good Eats

I have discovered some new and exciting foods at the grocery store that I am able to consume without experiencing irritation and discomfort as a result of my food intolerances. These foods are gluten, dairy and egg free, and I wanted to compose a post in order to share them with any individuals who also … More Good Eats

Why Do We Snore?

Snoring seems to be a frequent topic of conversation in my home. My dad is a major snorer and could arguably wake a bear from hibernation with the decibels of some of his grunts whilst asleep. So, what is snoring? In simple terms, snoring occurs when air is unable to move freely throughout the nose … More Why Do We Snore?

Recognizing Inaccurate Body Stereotypes in Popular Culture

My sister and I had a conversation a while ago regarding incorrect body stereotypes and their prevalence in popular culture. It is arguable that a majority of persons acknowledge that portrayals of most men and women in media are inaccurate in the sense that their bodies are either lacking any body fat or are incredibly muscular, … More Recognizing Inaccurate Body Stereotypes in Popular Culture

Meditation

The app Headspace was recently recommended to me, and despite initially regarding it as a waste of time and furthermore a gimmick, I am very pleased I decided to download it and I am now making frequent use of it. Headspace is a guided meditation platform, available via a smartphone app or online, that offers … More Meditation