… hormones that regulate your appetite.Keeping your stress at a manageable level, through techniques like meditation, deep breathing and yoga (also a great exercise for your body) can help lower your set point and improve …
… of mushroom poisoning typically appear within a few hours of eating mushrooms. They include:Confusion.Diarrhea.Difficulty breathing or slowed breathing.Dilated pupils or watering eyes.Excess saliva.Excitability.Nausea or vomiting.Sweating.Call 911 …
… fever above 102 F (38.88 C) in an adult that lasts more than four days.Difficulty breathing, wheezing or chest pain.Extreme fatigue or lethargy.Signs of dehydration like dark-colored urine, confusion, dizziness …
No one likes to feel personally attacked. But sometimes, people participate in passive-aggressive behavior that threatens our relationships and the way we think about ourselves. People can exhibit passive-aggressive behavior intentionally or unintentionally …
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