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Previously posted on The Zebra Pit Let’s start the New Year with a review of 10 Symptoms you may experience with Fibromyalgia. Fibromyalgia is a tricky condition to live with as… Read More

Driving a truck and driving a car will require different sets of skills. Since trucks are heavier and larger, you have to be extra careful about its space cushion, stopping distance and curv… Read More

Previously posted on The Zebra Pit Mental Health is a hot topic these days. More and more people are recognizing that they suffering in some way with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder… Read More

Today, I’m sharing a Guest Post from my friends at Roots of Being. I hope you enjoy! Meditation Many adults often meditate for both mental and physical reasons, but what many don… Read More

Hearing loss is to be expected with time. It’s part of the aging process. However, the level of hearing loss you experience, how fast it hits you, and how extensive it ends up being, a… Read More

Pregnancy is a very exciting time for new parents-to-be, but it can also be quite physically, mentally and emotionally stressful. One of the best ways to counteract stress is by living a hea… Read More

There’s no one on the planet without a hobby. Dancing, singing, listening to music, reading, are a few. Even traveling is loved by many. Traveling is the best way to take a break from… Read More

Students who are interested in business management should look into getting additional education in this area. You can get a certificate, an Associate's Degree, a Bachelor's Degree, or a Mas… Read More

Nootropics also known as “smart drugs” are supplements or substance which helps to enhance the performance of brain in healthy individuals. The term “nootropics” refe… Read More

Procrastination could just be a guy thing, not a sign of depression. Whatever the cause, I am going to be one of those last-minute husbands today, rushing around to select just the ri… Read More

The exam for a medical school is one of the most difficult entrance exams a student can take. When you are a student who wants to be a doctor, you need to pass this test to be able to study… Read More

Anxiety disorders are one of the most common mental illness in the United States affecting 40 million adults ages 18 and older. Most of these conditions are highly treatable but only 36.9% r… Read More

17th February, Abu Dhabi:- For the seventh time, Nashwa Al Ruwaini, the leading media personality and entrepreneur was listed in Forbes Magazine. She was selected among the The Middle East… Read More

There are many reasons as to why you should get a good night’s sleep, but perhaps one of the most important is because of the effect sleep has on our hearts. Many of us tend not to thi… Read More

I didn’t even think about how my medicine works. I hadn’t realized that there are three classes of anti-depression drugs. Each one works in a different way to help you ach… Read More

Any kind of illness whether mental or physical has devastating effects not only on the victim but the entire family. One of them is an eating disorder and you will be shocked to know that it… Read More

CBD is all the rage throughout many communities. People are putting it in their coffee, pouring it into their cocktails, rubbing it on their skin, and blending it into the… Read More

There exist methods to know if you are too old for anything… “You are too old for this…” How often do you hear somebody say something in that way to you? It happens… Read More

Please enjoy this Guest Post by Dr. Brent Wells Living life with fibromyalgia comes with its challenges. The pain, fatigue, and brain fog can feel defeating and difficult to deal with. Ho… Read More

If you think vitamin deficiencies occur only to the malnourished, you would be wrong. Most of us are under the impression that our meals are full of vitamins, but often, that is not the case… Read More

Current day conflict within the humanities seems to center around questions of practicality. If one were to establish poles between the practical and impractical within the empire of langua… Read More

If you are too old for entrepreneurship, it’s like being too old to do what you love. To be old for entrepreneurship is something that most people above 50+ put on their question list… Read More

April is Parkinson’s Disease Month and I wanted to talk to you all briefly about this condition as part of my mandate to highlight “invisible diseases”. Although there… Read More

Kalonji has been known to find its uses from traditional cuisines and herbal treatments, to modern medicines and cosmetics. Kalonji has been found to improve several functions of the body pr… Read More

Shawn James and his two latest books. Image design by Carlo Vera Shawn James is one of the most interesting and insightful writers that I've had the pleasure of meeting. I remember I sta… Read More

Dear Readers, I will be taking a short hiatus from blogging as I am dealing with some issues related to my Bipolar Disorder. I have been in a BD depression for several weeks now and have… Read More

Working from home is more common than ever due to a virus To stay productive while working from home was difficult only a few years ago. Due to the new and unique situation in the world with… Read More

Hello Humans: I hope that you’re all coping with being inside for longer than normal and having to spend time with people you wouldn’t normally spend time with i.e. your family… Read More

I’m freezing, standing still, no decisive plan to move. And this lack of movement is making me feel angry, frustrated (is that a feeling?) and a touch sad. I know I should be co… Read More

Have you been using Zoom or Google Meet with your students? Are you running out of ideas for what the heck to do during these meetings?! So am I. I sat down and made a big list today and I w… Read More

Teachers and parents are well into the distance teaching and learning routines by now. While routine is good, I have noticed that it can be more difficult to keep kids motivated to do this l… Read More

In this series of tips, we have discussed setting your own mindset and expectations, setting up a productive workspace, and general planning and instructional ideas for distance teaching. Th… Read More

Today’s tips are about setting up your workspace, taking breaks from that workspace, and being productive! You may have already set up a space that is working for you. If so, read thes… Read More

This is a hard one for me. I have very high expectations for both myself and my students. I’m sure you do as well. So suddenly being told that I can’t expect my students to eve… Read More

Updated on 8-11-19 with some more favorites! One of the best first weeks of school activities is to read aloud to your students. The first week, especially, can be unpredictable in terms of… Read More

SourceLet’s face it; studying for high school exams is hard. When finals week comes around, it seems like every student out there is stressed because they just don’t feel like th… Read More

The online quiz concept is likely to be as ancient as the Internet itself. Aside from being a critical evaluation tool, online tests have proved their worth in engaging audiences- a fact wit… Read More

The addition of butter and oil in hot drinks is nothing new— it’s actually a super old tradition in many parts of the world. In certain regions of China, a tea known as youcha (l… Read More

My mind is all over the place lately. Now I know there is a lot going on, but that is no excuse. OK, so a year ago I was in the hospital being treated for MDD, major depressive disord… Read More

A new study using a roundworm model of Parkinson’s disease has found that a probiotic bacteria can prevent, and in some cases reverse, the buildup of toxic proteins. Poorly folded alph… Read More

New research in pigs reveals that consuming sugar alters the brain’s reward processing circuits in a similar way to addictive drugs. Whenever we learn something new or experience somet… Read More

On the first day of vacation, I was in bed and out like a light. This makes sense as I was up early and had worked until midnight. Then I had the hour-plus ride home, and some relaxin… Read More

Having written about this visit twice before it happened, I guess I was a little concerned about the outcome. But the discussion went very well. As you will see, we made some changes… Read More

Besides the pandemic, my heart is heavy from the news coverage of the murder of George Floyd in Minnesota. This story, like too many others like it, deserves a response from all of us. Whate… Read More

It’s time for another Self-Care Saturday! And since it’s Mother’s Day weekend, I vote we have Self-Care Sunday too. Some favorite self-care activities I will be doing this… Read More

While there is still no available vaccine yet for COVID-19, we need to continue looking after our physical and mental health to aid our immune system. To maintain a healthy lifestyle, we… Read More

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of office workers have been displaced and forced to adjust to remote work situations that keep you cooped up at home. When your place of comfort suddenly… Read More

Imagine starting a new blog excitedly and writing a few blog posts at a stretch only to regret choosing that niche. Terrifying, isn’t it?  Whether it’s the lack of topics… Read More

Children are curious by nature. You can observe any toddler around; they are always active, engaged, and involved in something every time. Even if they are not doing something, their little… Read More

In my last antiracism resources post, I shared 10 articles that take less than 10 minutes to read. Here are more great resources I have found (and that I’m using myself), but they&rsq… Read More

Stremio was arguably the best app for streaming free movies and TV shows. In fact, the Stremio Apk was favored by many users due to the vast collection of quality content available on the pl… Read More

Have there been times when you’ve written out a long blog post and wondered why it didn’t get the response you thought it would? From doing research and writing in-depth content… Read More

It seems that if there were no masturbation in the world, a man would invent it. After all, he needs sex in excess – it’s one of the explanations why even being family people and… Read More

You can’t tell these stories to the first person you meet: there are no taboos in sexual dreams. No, you don’t have to blush or worry about them — but how do you decipher t… Read More

Education is a golden key that opens many doors leading to more cross-cultural interaction and happier life, not just a fruitful career path. Every human being should have an equal right to… Read More

For many men, oral sex is a part of foreplay, and you don’t need to try to bring him to orgasm if he doesn’t particularly want it. Oral sex, like any sexual practice, isn’t… Read More

An infographic is a collection of data or information put into a visual graphic image for quicker understanding and more effective retention. Visual marketing has been proven to be many more… Read More

What is overthinking? Basically, overthinking is thinking over something too much for too long a time. Now, it is part of human nature to think things over before making a decision or taking… Read More

To this author, this pear-shaped fruit which is also rich in vitamins and minerals is a champion crop. Avocado (Persea americana) is a tree native to Central Mexico and is a commercially va… Read More

SELF MOTIVATION More often than not, one of the challenges that come with a owning or running a business is the absence of people to set goals, deadlines, and incentives for you to follow an… Read More