#journal
Guten Morgen zusammen, heute freue ich mich, mit euch ein druckbares Journal als PDF zu teilen, damit ihr ganz einfach die Methode meines Buches erstellen könnt.
Exercise for improved sleep: Regular exercise helps you fall asleep faster, get more deep (restful) sleep, and stay asleep during the night. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
Share the moment: Inviting someone else to share an activity can enhance the pleasure. Together you can relish the sunset, symphony, game, or ski run. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
Nuts and weight loss: Even though nuts are high in calories, people who regularly eat small amounts are less likely to gain weight or be obese. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
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Il #radon in Svizzera: questo gas radioattivo naturale può penetrare negli edifici dal terreno e causare il cancro ai polmoni (ca. 200–300 casi all’anno).
🗞️Comunicato stampa sul Piano d’azione radon 2021–2030:https://t.co/Nn0rsmrb1c
Fruit as healthy snack: Keep fresh fruit handy at work and at home to help you reach for a healthy snack instead of chips or cookies. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
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🗞️ Studio sui costi: in Svizzera, il 72 % dei costi sanitari complessivi (65,7 mia. di fr.) è dovuto a malattie non trasmissibili come malattie neurologiche, malattie cardiovascolari, malattie dell’apparato locomotore, malattie psichiche e cancro.
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💚 #nutrition “We found that high-fat diets derived from lard, beef tallow or butter compromise anti-tumor immunity and accelerate tumor growth…” How sources of dietary fat influence cancer growth in obesity, via @EurekAlert! @Ludwig_Cancer https://t.co/41a5M6eLcH
💛 #emotionalhealth
Meditation stimulates emotion control, attention and memory. You can read about the benefits in detail in the journal of the Swiss Brain League
👉🏻https://t.co/oM9Y1aVR6W
Pets can lower blood pressure: Owning a pet has been linked to having lower blood pressure. The effect is small, but could add up to better heart health. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
Exercise warm up and cool down: Any time you exercise, start with a 5 to 10 minute warm-up and end with a 5 to 10 minute cool-down. #HarvardHealth#TipoftheDay
New WHO #MentalHealth guidance provides all countries with practical tools to strengthen policies & services.
It tackles social factors that affect mental health like poverty & housing, ensures people with lived experience have a voice, & promotes rights-based care.
Learn more: https://t.co/keaGruc8Je
A good night's sleep is essential for good health and functioning. It revitalizes the mind and body, and prepares you to perform at your best the following day. #HarvardHealth
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One effective way to drive out intrusive or negative thoughts is with distraction. Go for a walk or dig in your garden. Lose yourself in a book or a puzzle. Turn on a favorite song. A 10-minute break can feel like a mini mental vacation.
#HarvardHealth
https://t.co/hICxqNzxr3
One effective way to drive out intrusive or negative thoughts is with distraction. Go for a walk or dig in your garden. Lose yourself in a book or a puzzle. Turn on a favorite song. A 10-minute break can feel like a mini mental vacation.
#HarvardHealth
https://t.co/hICxqNzxr3
One effective way to drive out intrusive or negative thoughts is with distraction. Go for a walk or dig in your garden. Lose yourself in a book or a puzzle. Turn on a favorite song. A 10-minute break can feel like a mini mental vacation.
#HarvardHealth
https://t.co/hICxqNzxr3