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Relieving Stress with Optimal Breathing
Posted Monday, December 15, 2014
Oxygen is the most critical nutrient for our survival. When we're stressed, we tend to hold our breath or breathe very shallow. This creates more stress on our bodies by reducing mental and physiological functions. It is a vicious cycle, but thankfully there is something we can do about it - as long as we are mindful. ... FULL POST
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One of the many reasons why we love what we do!
Posted Tuesday, December 07, 2010
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Tahliaa commented on 01-Oct-2012 12:38 AM Stephanie - I pretty much just love all the ptcuires you post. You are SO talented! I love the ptcuires you took of Claire as a newborn and can't wait for more!
Evan commented on 01-Oct-2012 03:47 AM Wow, this thread got a lot of ctmmenos while I was sleeping! Thanks for the input, everyone. I'm not going to address the issue of libertarianism and its stand on universal healthcare, because I've talked about it elsewhere (and it's really not the topic of this post). (besides, the straw argument of libertarians don't have solutions to X' is usually unanswerable, since the idea that there are ultimately perfect solutions to poverty, for instance, is a myth)So, access does not mean whether one can afford it. It means whether one is impeded by another from getting it. I know some social activists claim those are the same things. I don't. True that some oppression results in poverty, but it's the oppression, not the poverty, which impedes access. Then there are the systems of delivery which can be talked about, and the myth of free' government healthcare (which Joanna aptly points out does not necessarily mean increased access to healthcare or better quality healthcare for everyone). I think there's something missing here for those who wrongly conflate governments and corporations (while oddly seeming to hate the latter and cheer on the former): this is *mandated*. In that you can't avoid it if you plan on ever going to any doctor anywhere. That kind of power is only ever available to a *government*, or an entity protected from competition by the *government* (like many health insurance companies). As for trying to suggest that this is no different from tracking heights and weights, then why are they specifically calculating these numbers and putting them on medical records? Sure, to a public health researcher this doesn't make a difference, but who do you think this *will* make a difference to? Doctors, nurses, clinicians, all the medical and insurance staff who pull your record and don't have a calculator handy, etc. It is still labeling you, classifying you by some health index. I'm a bit shocked that so many commenters here are just sweeping this fact under the rug, or twisting themselves into pretzels in order to obscure the very simple reality of what's going on.The government (in the form of Sebelius and the HHS) is saying: BMIs are important. Obese BMIs are bad. We're going to put that number in an obvious place right on your file! Whenever that file is pulled there's that BMI, right there. It's such an important number that we're going to make sure it's something that's there, right there, right on your file.And this is okay, how? You know, other than it's just another drop in a bucketful of fat hate? Does that mean we shouldn't get pissed off, because the bucket's already pretty fracking full? Sorry, I'm going to get pissed off that they're choosing to highlight this bullshit number and make sure that it is on all of our files, regardless of whether our personal doctors, or whether we as health individuals, think that it is a number that matters. It's the PRINCIPLE of the thing. Regardless of how you feel about universal healthcare (which isn't really being debated here), the idea that a body with ultimate power has mandated that the BMI is important enough to be specifically calculated ahead of time and put in your records doesn't that strongly hint at a future public health campaign, or at the least a desire by and belief of those currently in political power that this is a number that is important? I would love to dig up some post from a long time ago, before Obamacare was voted in, where I claimed this kind of thing would be one of the first steps towards it being codified that fatties are second-class citizens, courtesy of the obesity epipanic and some immovable political force. I might do this when I have a few extra minutes, at some point.
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Loko commented on 03-Oct-2012 12:13 AM Brent,I know the feeling that blggiong can be a very lonely thing.Are you using Google Analytics or CrazyEgg? I use both.Spending time on your blog I find the content to be very very good and you do get some comments here and there. Maybe some of the explorations are too challenging for many folks and thus they find it hard to comment?Your blog has a Google PageRank of 4. That's pretty good. Plus 100 visitors a day is a whole lot more than I'm getting right now.Now that I'm in freefall after having dropped out of employment as a software type I'll have time to do some of your intriguing challenges and comment on them.Sol
Djamilahanan commented on 03-Oct-2012 01:21 AM All of these artlices have saved me a lot of headaches.
Makaela commented on 07-Oct-2012 11:47 PM actually, Hornets are sick man. NBA tradition is to keep the name even when ownership changes (ex. Utah Jazz, LA Clippers). At least with Hornets, we inherit decades of high calibre basketball and have a larger and more established fanbase (i.e. southern America).With “Grizzlies” we get none of that, and a history of failures, which would always be on the back of managements minds. Im talking drafting failures, CAD $ failure, etc. etc.Things really didnt work out well last time, and I think its best to start again with something established.
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Victor commented on 30-Sep-2012 07:18 PM
Well provides tips on how to mditeate on your owna0here. a0Even better,a0you can get started with a free guided meditation at Thrive on October 21st. a0All good options to keep well
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Tahliaa commented on 01-Oct-2012 12:38 AM
Stephanie - I pretty much just love all the ptcuires you post. You are SO talented! I love the ptcuires you took of Claire as a newborn and can't wait for more!
Evan commented on 01-Oct-2012 03:47 AM
Wow, this thread got a lot of ctmmenos while I was sleeping! Thanks for the input, everyone. I'm not going to address the issue of libertarianism and its stand on universal healthcare, because I've talked about it elsewhere (and it's really not the topic of this post). (besides, the straw argument of libertarians don't have solutions to X' is usually unanswerable, since the idea that there are ultimately perfect solutions to poverty, for instance, is a myth)So, access does not mean whether one can afford it. It means whether one is impeded by another from getting it. I know some social activists claim those are the same things. I don't. True that some oppression results in poverty, but it's the oppression, not the poverty, which impedes access. Then there are the systems of delivery which can be talked about, and the myth of free' government healthcare (which Joanna aptly points out does not necessarily mean increased access to healthcare or better quality healthcare for everyone). I think there's something missing here for those who wrongly conflate governments and corporations (while oddly seeming to hate the latter and cheer on the former): this is *mandated*. In that you can't avoid it if you plan on ever going to any doctor anywhere. That kind of power is only ever available to a *government*, or an entity protected from competition by the *government* (like many health insurance companies). As for trying to suggest that this is no different from tracking heights and weights, then why are they specifically calculating these numbers and putting them on medical records? Sure, to a public health researcher this doesn't make a difference, but who do you think this *will* make a difference to? Doctors, nurses, clinicians, all the medical and insurance staff who pull your record and don't have a calculator handy, etc. It is still labeling you, classifying you by some health index. I'm a bit shocked that so many commenters here are just sweeping this fact under the rug, or twisting themselves into pretzels in order to obscure the very simple reality of what's going on.The government (in the form of Sebelius and the HHS) is saying: BMIs are important. Obese BMIs are bad. We're going to put that number in an obvious place right on your file! Whenever that file is pulled there's that BMI, right there. It's such an important number that we're going to make sure it's something that's there, right there, right on your file.And this is okay, how? You know, other than it's just another drop in a bucketful of fat hate? Does that mean we shouldn't get pissed off, because the bucket's already pretty fracking full? Sorry, I'm going to get pissed off that they're choosing to highlight this bullshit number and make sure that it is on all of our files, regardless of whether our personal doctors, or whether we as health individuals, think that it is a number that matters. It's the PRINCIPLE of the thing. Regardless of how you feel about universal healthcare (which isn't really being debated here), the idea that a body with ultimate power has mandated that the BMI is important enough to be specifically calculated ahead of time and put in your records doesn't that strongly hint at a future public health campaign, or at the least a desire by and belief of those currently in political power that this is a number that is important? I would love to dig up some post from a long time ago, before Obamacare was voted in, where I claimed this kind of thing would be one of the first steps towards it being codified that fatties are second-class citizens, courtesy of the obesity epipanic and some immovable political force. I might do this when I have a few extra minutes, at some point.
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thank you so much for sharing this! it is my new doketsp image. i love your site. i wish i could be a graphic designer for my job! for now, i just do wedding announcements and such here and there. i am going to go check out your lovely place. i am a new follower! thanks again for sharing!{love} lauryn @ lovenotesbylauryn.blogspot.com
Loko commented on 03-Oct-2012 12:13 AM
Brent,I know the feeling that blggiong can be a very lonely thing.Are you using Google Analytics or CrazyEgg? I use both.Spending time on your blog I find the content to be very very good and you do get some comments here and there. Maybe some of the explorations are too challenging for many folks and thus they find it hard to comment?Your blog has a Google PageRank of 4. That's pretty good. Plus 100 visitors a day is a whole lot more than I'm getting right now.Now that I'm in freefall after having dropped out of employment as a software type I'll have time to do some of your intriguing challenges and comment on them.Sol
Djamilahanan commented on 03-Oct-2012 01:21 AM
All of these artlices have saved me a lot of headaches.
Makaela commented on 07-Oct-2012 11:47 PM
actually, Hornets are sick man. NBA tradition is to keep the name even when ownership changes (ex. Utah Jazz, LA Clippers). At least with Hornets, we inherit decades of high calibre basketball and have a larger and more established fanbase (i.e. southern America).With “Grizzlies” we get none of that, and a history of failures, which would always be on the back of managements minds. Im talking drafting failures, CAD $ failure, etc. etc.Things really didnt work out well last time, and I think its best to start again with something established.
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5 Do’s & 5 Don’ts for Building a Strong Immune System
Posted Thursday, November 11, 2010
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People are saying that the job mrakets are gonna get pretty awesome round here for the next while then fall with an acceleration of 9.8 m/s straight down.I like the logo of the CA olympics, with the maple leaf with the flames infront of it; I bought myself a hoody with it on it.
Leyla commented on 30-Sep-2012 02:46 PM
all you skters shuold have a riot next time what are fat jelly busting cops gonna do? they are to fat to run after you they shuold be thankful your not all criminals , instead your kids that like to skateboard and have fun getting exsersize.(i think i spelled that wrong)lol those cops shuold be thanking you instead of herassing you. they are no match for the skaters. cops are half stupid..
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Getting Past Elbow Pain
Posted Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Is elbow pain keeping you from working comfortably everyday or engaging in your favourite activities like golf, tennis or gardening? ... FULL POST
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Asmirah commented on 30-Sep-2012 07:48 AM actually, Hornets are sick man. NBA tradition is to keep the name even when onrewship changes (ex. Utah Jazz, LA Clippers). At least with Hornets, we inherit decades of high calibre basketball and have a larger and more established fanbase (i.e. southern America).With Grizzlies we get none of that, and a history of failures, which would always be on the back of managements minds. Im talking drafting failures, CAD $ failure, etc. etc.Things really didnt work out well last time, and I think its best to start again with something established.
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Ana commented on 30-Sep-2012 10:46 PM Such kind words thank you! I am so passionate about the food scene here and wnated to share it in a unique way. It's the people in the industry who make it what it is; Vancouver's food scene, as you know, has so much to offer.I love your blog so thank you!!
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Karan commented on 30-Sep-2012 08:28 AM
, One Size/ADJ, Black, 1 Support (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty) Don't get me wrong it's not a cure or a perfect procudt. But for such little money, if you suffer from tendinitis, this support can't be beat. I found it from a fellow golfer who said it was the only one that helped her. It has to do with the unique element that sort of digs into the arm. The great thing about it is not bulky. I too can where it sleeping or awake If you've tried everything else, give it a shot And of course RICE : Rest, Ice, Compression and Elevation
Thor commented on 30-Sep-2012 09:13 PM
Cześć, to jest komentarz.Aby skosawać komentarz po prostu zaloguj się i wyświetl komentarze do wpisu, gdzie znajdują się opcje ich edycji oraz usuwania.
Ana commented on 30-Sep-2012 10:46 PM
Such kind words thank you! I am so passionate about the food scene here and wnated to share it in a unique way. It's the people in the industry who make it what it is; Vancouver's food scene, as you know, has so much to offer.I love your blog so thank you!!
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Chelation therapy is good for one thing only: heavy metal pionenisg. Chelation for anything else is a waste of time and money and can be dangerous. Do you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes? What do you mean by traditional treatment ? The traditional treatment for type one is insulin therapy, and it's more like supplying your body with something it's lacking than treating something. For type two, diet and excersise. I would suggest seeing an RD rather than an MD or a naturopath, they can help you with a reasonable eating plan and reccomend someone to help with excersise.
Trix commented on 05-Oct-2012 01:12 AM
, One Size/ADJ, Black, 1 Support (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty) Futuro makes another version that is like a compression sleeve that extends above and below the elbow and has two forearm pressure points. I find it to be much easier to use. This one goes on fine, then slides down frequently. If I try pulling my sleeve up and adjusting it, it slides down again when I try to get the sleeve back down over it. If you might be using this while wearing long sleeves, or you don’t want to have to make adjustments throughout the day, I recommend checking out the other version that just says “Elbow” and not this sport version.
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Graceland commented on 06-Oct-2012 12:36 AM
, One Size/ADJ, Black, 1 Support (Pack of 2) (Health and Beauty) Futuro makes another version that is like a compression sleeve that extends above and below the elbow and has two forearm pressure points. I find it to be much easier to use. This one goes on fine, then slides down frequently. If I try pulling my sleeve up and adjusting it, it slides down again when I try to get the sleeve back down over it. If you might be using this while wearing long sleeves, or you don’t want to have to make adjustments throughout the day, I recommend checking out the other version that just says “Elbow” and not this sport version.
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Painless Spring Training with Laser Therapy
Posted Monday, April 05, 2010
For many Vancouverites, the spring season often means spring training. Long-distance running is one of the best ways to maintain a healthy body weight and cardiovascular endurance, but the high impact can often leave runners susceptible to overuse injuries such as shin splints, ankle sprains and strains, iliotibial band (ITB) syndrome, plantar fasciitis, heel spurs, and compromised ligaments and tendons of the knee joint. ... FULL POST
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