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The Nature Cure

By Molly Tynjala

Discover nine ways that being in nature can help ease depression and hypertension and improve resiliency and immunity.

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How to Build Community After a Pandemic

By Katherine Reynolds Lewis

In the wake of COVID-19, your community needs you more than ever. Discover new ideas for reconnecting.

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A Guide to Hot-Water-Bath Canning

By Robin Asbell

Our step-by-step instructions to hot-water-bath canning will help you preserve your fruits and veggies.

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PTSD Coaching

By Michael Dregni

The Department of Veteran Affairs has developed several apps to help veterans cope with trauma — but they’re available to everyone.

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18 Ideas for Easy Meal Planning        

By Experience Life Staff

Experience Life readers share tips and tricks for making meal prep and planning easier.

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PUMPING IRONY: A Smart Choice?

By Craig Cox

Recent research suggests that postponing my retirement might be good for my aging brain.

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Added Sugar Doubles Liver-Fat Production

By Molly Tynjala

Even moderate amounts of added sugar in our diets can negatively affect our liver, according to a recent study.

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Ready to Listen

By Jamie Martin

Slowing down to notice how we feel — and what we desire — can help us better align with our purpose.

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Complete the Stress Cycle

By Emily Nagoski, PhD

Human Giver Syndrome makes women uniquely vulnerable to stress-related illnesses and burnout. Renowned health educator Emily Nagoski, PhD, offers strategies we can all use to relieve the tension.

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11 Tips to Optimize Your Circadian Rhythm

By Henry Emmons, MD

Seeking better sleep? Try these morning and evening routines to get in sync.

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Apple-Maple Butter

By Robin Asbell

If you want to preserve this apple-maple butter, process it in a hot-water bath.

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Can Smell Training Help COVID-19 Survivors Restore Their Sense of Smell?

By Craig Cox

Many people who’ve recovered from COVID-19 lose their sense of smell or suffer from a condition called parosmia, which is a distorted sense of smell. Smell training would help.

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