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WUTD Today 5/31/2022 Bedbugs/School Anxiety/Meditation on Employees/7-day Plant based/Brain and Food

Bedbugs, anxiety and friendships: the ups and downs of life on tennis' lower rungs - The Guardian The Guardian Depression and anxiety creep in. I'll make up a hundred reasons to delay, knowing in my heart that if I want to be successful in tennis, ... 362 School Counselors on the Pandemic's Effect on Children: 'Anxiety Is Filling Our Kids' The New York Times Nearly all the counselors, 94 percent, said their students were showing more signs of anxiety and depression than before the pandemic. The effect of loving-kindness meditation on employees' mindfulness, affect, altruism and ... BMC Psychology - BioMed Central Mindfulness was negatively correlated with emotional exhaustion in call center workers in the Philippines [28], anxiety in English speech class in ... 7-day plant-based diet meal plan | Live Science Live Science Day 3: Tofu scramble & wholegrain toast with mushrooms – tofu is an excellent protein source, combining it with carbohydrates and fibe

WUTD Today 5/30/2022 Diet Could Lack Nutrients/ Anticipatory Anxiety/ Nutrients, Exercise and Tumor/Joy Workout

  Your 'Healthy' Diet Could Lack Nutrients. Here's How to Fix That, According to Science - ScienceAlert ScienceAlert Vegan and vegetarian diets are certainly trendy, with more people than ever before making the switch. While some people are choosing to go ... How To Treat Anticipatory Anxiety & Manage It For Good - The Zoe Report The Zoe Report If you get anxious before a big event, it's likely you are dealing with anticipatory anxiety. Luckily, it can be treated on the spot Nutrients and Exercise Affect Tumor Development - Medscape Medscape At a recent conference, researchers reviewed the data on the effects of diet and exercise on cancer. These factors have different effects at ... The Joy Workout - The New York Times The New York Times I'm a psychologist fascinated by the science of emotion. I've also taught group exercise classes for more than 20 years. To design a happiness workout ...

WUTD Today (5/27/2022) Anxiety is part of me/Mediterranean Diet/Microbiome/

  'Anxiety is part of me': Mara Wilson and other anxious minds on how they cope - The Guardian The Guardian The usual recommendations – sleep, yoga, meditation, CBT, affirmations – help, of course, but so does a cold martini, Bruce Springsteen played loud, ... 23 Mediterranean Diet Breakfasts That Can Help Reduce Inflammation - EatingWell EatingWell It combines weight-loss power foods, eggs and raspberries, with filling whole-grain toast and nutrient-packed spinach. The protein and fiber help fill ... Professional 'guilds' of bacteria gave rise to the modern microbiome - Phys.org Phys.org Even the smallest marine invertebrates—some barely larger than single-celled protists—are home to distinct and diverse microbial communities, ... How To Start A Mediterranean Diet: Your Nutritionist-Backed Beginner's Guide - Women's Health Women's Health The Mediterranean diet is considered the healthiest eating style, according to experts. Here's everything you need to

WUTD Today 5/25/2022 Anxiety. The bar ridiculously low, Metformin, Sick after Exercise, Diet makes a difference

  'Set the bar ridiculously low': Rhik Samadder's golden rule for beating anxiety - The Guardian The Guardian Apart from CBT, the usual practical stuff works. Nutritious food, regular sleep and exercise; seeing friends, tidying up, doing things I'm good at. Metformin, Lifestyle Interventions Can Prevent T2D, But Do Little for CVD Risk in Prediabetes Using 21 years of follow-up data from more than 3000 patients with prediabetes, results of the DPPOS study demonstrate metformin use and lifestyle intervention reduced the risk of progressing to T2D, but did little to reduce the long-term risk of cardiovascular disease in these patients. Feel Sick After Exercise? A Scientist Explains Why, And How to Prevent It - ScienceAlert ScienceAlert Many of us exercise to feel better. While some of us get "runners' highs" after a workout, unfortunately some of us leave the gym feeling nauseous ... The overlooked variable in animal studies: why diet makes a difference - Nat

WUTD-Today /21/2022

Long COVID: 1 in 2 people may have high blood clotting markers - Medical News Today Medical News Today New research finds that abnormal levels of blood clotting markers are associated with reduced exercise capacity in people with long COVID. With An Increase of Depression and Anxiety Among Children and Teens, New Mental ... Lost Coast Outpost The Sorell Leaf Healing Center at 124 Indianola Rd. is set to open in 2023 | Photos provided by Evan Buxbaum. Higher levels of physical exercise linked to reduced depressive symptoms among the elderly PsyPost Depression consists of feelings of loneliness, helplessness, worthlessness, and sometimes leads to suicide. Research shows that traditional therapies, ... Jeannie Mai Jenkins Opens Up About Her Postpartum Anxiety Struggles: 'I Wasn't Prepared' - People People on the internet, she was surprised to learn about the realities of postpartum anxiety. "It's a huge difference from depression: I wasn't sad, I wasn't ... No

WUTD Today 5/20/2022

This Non-Aerobic Exercise Is A Game-Changer For Weight Loss, New Study Says - Eat This, Not That Eat This, Not That This paper shows we can use resistance training and achieve meaningful effects with a diet based on caloric reduction. We can reduce body fat ... Exercise, diet program helps elderly people remain independent - UPI.com UPI It's never too late to start exercising -- and the right activities might help you stay independent in your home. How the Brain Changes During Depression Treatment - Neuroscience News Neuroscience News A new study reveals the mechanisms behind repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation's effect on the brain in the treatment of depression. Letter: Exercise to fight depression - The Columbian The Columbian During the pandemic, depression rates skyrocketed. Many people today suffer from occasional or ongoing depression symptoms. A Simple Diet and Structured Workout Plan Helped This Man Lose 100 Pounds in a Year Men's Health Here, he explains

7 Mental Health Problems Linked to Gut (WUTD original article)

-WUTD. C.M. Sagasta Mood disorders, like depression, used to be related only to the Central Nervous System. Today, depression is not only considered a mental health problem but a multifactorial disorder. The current knowledge shows that there is a gut-brain communication. This communication is bidirectional, involving the Central Nervous System, Autonomic Nervous System, neuroendocrine connections, immunological systems, and intestinal flora. Not only commercials link constipation to worries? It has long been known that neurons in the gastrointestinal tract also use the neurotransmitter serotonin. A study conducted on mice shows that a lack of serotonin in neurons of the intestine can cause constipation, just as the lack of serotonin in the brain can lead to depression. That could be one reason some scientists talk about “gut feelings” or “second brain”. The gastrointestinal tract, together with the gut-associated lymphoid tissue, represents the largest lymphoid organ in the human body

Today in WUTD: Microbiome and beuty, Acupuncture, Depression, Mediterranean, Senior Exercise

  Microbiome beauty trend to soar beyond skin care in 2022 says Gallinée founder Cosmetics Design Europe The scientific community has had its eyes on the microbiome for years, but for the beauty industry and its consumers, 2022 will be the year the ... Is Acupuncture Any Help for Depression? - Everyday Health Everyday Health While not a replacement for standard depression treatments, some studies suggest that acupuncture can help people with the mood disorder feel ... Mediterranean Diet Helps Beat Depression in Young Men - Neuroscience News Neuroscience News Switching to a Mediterranean diet significantly improved symptoms of depression in young men, a new study reports. How can I make exercise more fun for my senior mom? - SeniorsMatter SeniorsMatter Exercising is a very personal decision. But, we all stay more motivated when we feel the benefits and see our progress.

Today in WUTD: 1 in 20 exercise enough, Mindfulness and squirming souls, climate and food anxiety, anxiety and CRISPR, diet benefits and harms

  Just 1 in 20 adults in England exercise their muscles enough - New Scientist New Scientist A survey suggests only one in 20 people aged 19 to 64 are meeting England's strictest weekly strength exercising guidelines New England youth activists resist paralyzing climate anxiety with food sustainability | WBUR News WBUR “Switching out some meat or some eggs out of your diet is something that's way less expensive and also way less of a big deal than switching out your ... Mindfulness Meditation to Soothe Squirming Souls - ADDitude ADDitude What is mindfulness meditation for ADHD brains? Breathing techniques to help squirming souls stay calm, present, and judgment-free. A 'factory reset' for the brain cures anxiety, drinking behavior | UIC Today UIC Today - University of Illinois Chicago Gene editing may be a potential treatment for anxiety and alcohol use disorder in adults who were exposed to binge drinking in their adolescence, ... A diet rich in protein, zinc and niaci

WUTD Today: Longevity Diet, Arthritis-Exercise, Oxytocin, Satisfaction

  Study Outlines the Characteristics of a 'Longevity Diet' - Neuroscience News Neuroscience News Researchers have identified an optimal diet to extend longevity comprising of various aspects of diet, from food composition and caloric intake to ... Britons with arthritis told to exercise more and use painkillers less | Health | The Guardian The Guardian The guidelines also give recommendations on the use of medicines, such as offering non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) but not offering ... 3 simple lifestyle habits that will keep your bones strong - Today Show Today Show He recommended performing this exercise with a weight that feels manageable to ... Diet. What you eat also plays an important role in bone health. ‘Love hormone’ oxytocin may increase life satisfaction and empathy Medical News Today A study shows that older people tend to release more oxytocin, which increases empathy and life satisfaction.