Why to develop a Sense of Humor?
If you are interested in improving your health, mind, social life, and state of mind, try to laugh more. Having a fantastic sense of humor is advantageous to a number…
Continue readingIf you are interested in improving your health, mind, social life, and state of mind, try to laugh more. Having a fantastic sense of humor is advantageous to a number…
Continue readingThe next large part of self-mastery is mental health, and this is a lot trickier than physical health, due to many pitfalls that affect the mind along the way. The…
Continue readingDiseases are unpalatable and stressful to the human body; everybody would consequently do anything possible to prevent them. Following certain health rules; eating some sorts of foods and keeping regular…
Continue readingThe immune system deserves credit for all it does. While it isn’t ideal or able to defend you against all viruses or bacteria, it generally can fight germs and keep…
Continue readingStress, since the body’s natural response to specific events or stimuli in our lives, brings about positive and negative outcomes. The so called”stress response” is quite vital in preparing our…
Continue readingYou’ve probably heard this before but stress is a vital contributor to poor health. Study after study has found that when a man is stressed, the body responds. The end…
Continue readingAll of us enjoy a great laugh on occasion, and indeed humour can be an extremely effective means of relieving regions of tension or breaking the ice at a new…
Continue readingHumor was known as “Social Glue” due to its capability to bond people to one another. People do gravitate to people who laugh easily and have a fantastic sense of…
Continue readingGiving a smile is cool, positive, and it exposes the sort of mood someone is in at that specific moment of time. Happiness is the mood that’s characterised by those…
Continue readingQuit smoking. It’s THE single best thing you can do for your wellbeing. Cigarettes contain around 400 toxic substances and 60 known or suspected cancer-causing agents, not denying that the…
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