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Men’s Health Considered Crucial For Baby
by Ayla Barmmer, MS, RD, LDN, founder, FullWell

Despite men accounting for nearly half of all fertility problems, it is commonly still regarded as a “woman’s issue.” However this is not the case. The rate of infertility is increasing and is nearly as common in men as it is in women in the United States. About 9% of American men and 10% of […]

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6 Signs of Healthy Co-Parenting
by Dads’ Resource Center

Roughly 23% of children in the country live in a home with just one of their parents, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. This is a percentage that continues to increase, despite how damaging it can be to the child if healthy co-parenting doesn’t take place. While some parents feel they can’t stay together, it […]

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How to Be the Creator of Your Best Life
by Mary Ann Robbat

Do you feel a pull, a call – to discover, create and experience more in your life? Perhaps it is more love, joy, purpose, or something you can’t even define? While you KNOW you want to live your life differently, somehow you can’t quite make it happen. You may be successful manifesting some of what […]

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Family Now, Work Later: An Unconventional Approach to Happiness and Success
by Steve Cook

You’re young (or heck, even youngish) only once. And the same is true for your kids who are growing up before your eyes. Yet many of us spend our best years putting work ahead of spending quality time with our kids and nurturing the relationships that matter most. This tradeoff is part and parcel of […]

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Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Making Money Until Your 30’s
by Eyal Danon

Don’t worry about pulling a big salary until your 30s. Seriously. Your life on Earth is a journey of self-discovery, and you are at this very moment navigating it at your own speed. You will reinvent yourself at five critical intervals. At times it may feel like you’re stuck, but you are not. You’re living […]

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Dad’s Shut Out: The Hidden Dangers of How Family Courts Keep Fathers Out of the Picture

Dads’ Resource Center STATE COLLEGE, Pennsylvania (November 15, 2021) Most people know that around half of all marriages in the country end in divorce. What they don’t know are the statistics of what happens with custody issues when there are children involved. One organization is leading a movement to make people more aware of how […]

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Letting Life Back In
by Brenda Shoshanna

Wherever you are and whoever you’re in a relationship with at this moment, is your spiritual practice. This is your doorway to connecting with life, letting go of loneliness and separation, becoming whole once again. There Is Always Companionship Waiting We don’t only practice when we’re sitting quietly by ourselves or with our selected community. […]

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Orthorexia is Not Good for Your Health
by James M. Greenblatt, MD

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Orthorexia nervosa, or orthorexia as its commonly called, is an unhealthy preoccupation with eating ‘healthy’ food. Of course, it’s great to eat wholesome and nutritious food as often as possible. But when you’re suffering from orthorexia, you’ll find yourself obsessing over what you put into your mouth so much it becomes detrimental to your overall […]

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Taming the Inner Critic
by Jim Blake Kansas City, MO

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It’s often our own self-talk that trips us up, not external factors and circumstances, and that negative inner voice can lead to detrimental effects. Sadly, many of us remain unaware that we are indeed our own harshest critics. We move through our days with the endless chattering mind—and much of the time it is blathering […]

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Proven Eating Habits That Reduce Your Alzheimer’s Risk at Every Age
by Dr. Chad Larson, NMD, DC, CCN, CSCS

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If you have had the unfortunate experience of having a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, you know the sadness of slowly watching that person lose their memories and cognitive abilities. According to the CDC, Alzheimer’s is the most common type of dementia, and about 5.8 million people in the U.S. have been diagnosed. You […]

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