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Heart-Based Leadership Women Mobilize to Heal the World by Linda Sechrist
posted: May 06, 2017.
Heart-Based Leadership Women Mobilize to Heal the World by Linda Sechrist The Heart to Lead: Women as Allies for the Greater Good, a documentary film directed and produced by Cheryl Gould, explores the Read more -
Conscious Grandparenting
posted: May 06, 2017.
Conscious Grandparenting Create new memories, but also share old stories. “Kids want to hear about how their parents were as children, and it gives them as sense of history,” advises Susan Read more -
The Joys of Grandparenting How to Mindfully Love Little Ones by April Thompson
posted: May 06, 2017.
The Joys of Grandparenting How to Mindfully Love Little Ones by April Thompson Being a grandparent can be magical; an opportunity to create both lifelong memories and formative experiences for grandchildren. However, it Read more -
Latin American Tree Bark Improves Diabetes Markers
posted: May 06, 2017.
Latin American Tree Bark Improves Diabetes Markers A study from the University of Prague, in the Czech Republic, has found that extracts from the bark of the Hintonia latiflora, a tree Read more -
Even One Drink Daily Increases Melanoma Risk
posted: May 06, 2017.
Even One Drink Daily Increases Melanoma Risk A study from the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, in Providence, Rhode Island, has linked alcohol consumption with an increased risk of Read more -
Prenatal Omega-3 Reduces Kids’ Asthma Risk
posted: May 06, 2017.
Prenatal Omega-3 Reduces Kids’ Asthma Risk Researchers from the Copenhagen University Hospital, in Denmark, discovered that expectant mothers that take omega-3 supplements while pregnant can reduce the risk that their babies Read more -
DNA Markers Link Lifespan to Nutrition
posted: May 06, 2017.
DNA Markers Link Lifespan to Nutrition Telomeres, located at the end of human chromosomes, protect DNA from deterioration. In human beings, multiple studies over the past decade have associated longer telomeres Read more -
Negative Stereotypes Sabotage Girl Soccer Players
posted: May 06, 2017.
Negative Stereotypes Sabotage Girl Soccer Players Researchers from Germany’s Goethe University, in Frankfurt, sought to determine the impact that the belief held by some that females are poor soccer players would Read more -
Not-So-Speedy Pedaling Boosts Benefits
posted: May 06, 2017.
Not-So-Speedy Pedaling Boosts Benefits Researchers from the United Kingdom’s University of Winchester have found that cycling improves brain function. The study tested the cognitive function of 17 physically active men in Read more
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