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  • Helping Yourself Stop Binge Drinking  By : Lyta Humphris
    Put simply, binge drinking means drinking just to get drunk--an unrestrained and self-destructive drinking bout.
    A seriously intoxicated individual engaging in an episode of binge drinking will shirk obligations, waste money, and take part in many other types of harmful activities, which may potenti
  • Is Self Improvement A Challenge For You?  By : Seymour Woods
    To start with, hi-tech gadgets or fancy economic investments can't make you become a celebrity or an individual to be reckoned with; certainly, it takes fascination and also drive to become an individual of value.
  • Restorative Yoga for Athletic Health, Healing, Durability, and Performance: my personal story, by Steve Bickel the director of MyYogaVideo.com  By : Steve Bickel
    Just prior to the new millenium my postural problems had been increasing slowly. Computer project deadlines always seemed to happen faster than I expected. Managers in the software industry regularly underestimate the effort required. Why is that? An internal time clock malfunction? I am not sure but
  • Exercise To Stay Fit And Healthy  By : Chris McCombs
    Do you ever feel that every day that passes feels longer, you feel more tired and all you want to do is sleep Your cure could just be something you surely try to avoid, I am talking about exercise
  • Stress Management for Students  By : cheesE.
    “Mom, I’m, too sick to go to school today.” We joke about feigning illness to avoid school, but the illness is not always feigned. Stressors that students face each day can be just as detrimental as those faced by their parents. Yet stress management for students is not as readily available as is stress management for adults.
  • Quit Honking and Start Managing Your Street Stress  By : heyy
    You’re running ten minutes late and traffic is at a standstill. From the back seat, your daughter whines that she has to go to the bathroom NOW. Your son is playing a game that involves running his Power Ranger through your hair and yelling, “I’ve captured the enemy!” The big meeting at work has started without you. The driver next to you is blasting his car stereo so loudly your fillings are rattling. And the gas light has just come on.
  • Dealing With Stress in the Twenty-First Century  By : kelly
    Stress is a major contributing factor to many modern day illnesses. It is linked to things like heart problems, insomnia and a whole range of other negative conditions. In industry it leads to reduced productivity and at home it leads to tension with our loved ones.Stress is almost like a cancer to our happiness and wellbeing that gradually just eats away at us.
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