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No one is exempted from having stress, anyone can affected, that is why you should the Tips below carefully to manage and coping with stress. Remove Yourself From Situation "I think completely removing yourself from the situation where there are no reminders of what is causing the stress is good for a break. I also think laughing with friends is a good remedy!" – Stephanie Elliott, an HR professional in Seattle Help Someone Else "Something I have tried to use to reduce stress is to reach out in some way to someone who needs help. It could be as small as calling up someone you know who could use the company or going to Costco and buying socks and underwear for the homeless. I always feel better in part because it takes my focus off of my problems and also because it feels good to reach out to others." – Julie Patyk, mother of three in New Jersey

In a new study from Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women’s Hospital(BWH), in collaboration with the National Cancer Institute , researchers have quantified how many years of life are gained by being physically active at different levels, among all individuals as well as among various groups having different body mass indexes (BMI). The study was published in PLOS Medicine on Nov. 6. “They found that adding low amounts of physical activity to one’s daily routine, such as 75 minutes of brisk walking per week, was associated with increased longevity: a gain of 1.8 years of life

If they have found a remedy or answer to the attraction of men to opposite sex, how about the attraction of women to opposite? Here is the study.. A new study, published in the Journal of Neuroscience, shows that when men in relationships are given oxytocin, they stay a farther distance away from unknown, attractive women. "Previous animal research in prairie voles identified oxytocin as major key formonogamous fidelity in animals," study researcher Dr. Rene Hurlemann, M.D., Ph.D., of the University of Bonn, said in a statement. "Here, we provide the first evidence that oxytocin may have a similar role for humans." The study included 86 healthy, heterosexual men, and was broken into several parts. For one part, researchers administered either a nasal spray of oxytocin, or a placebo nasal spray to the men (about half of whom were single, while the other half were in committed relationships). Then, 45 minutes later, an attractive woman came up to the men. In some

There are plenty of delicious and nutritious foods around, but here are what identified as healthy food for our body that can be eaten during snack time.. Healthy eaters identified fruit, yogurt and nutritional bars as some of their top picks, but we wanted more. After all, we may need a bit more variety to deny ourselves the plethora of snack options available (thanks to office vending machines, must-try food trucks and co-workers' candy dishes). So, we turned to the experts: We asked 10 nutritionists what they like to munch on when hungry in between meals. The R.D.'s were not short on snack food: From avocado halves to portable seaweed snacks, there's bound to be a tempting (and healthy) treat in the mix to keep you satiated. Check out their answers below for some snack-spiration, then let us know in the comments section what you love to nosh on.

Learn from different expert but don't live with them. Here is what they say.. Don't Skip Breakfast "Eat breakfast. It'll energize you for the day and keep your diet in check." -- Mehmet Oz, M.D.,

If you want to fix and maintain your body form but don't know what you should do and how to start it, if you are looking for someone to guide you without spending much money so you can have it daily. The pictures below are illustration on how to do your own fixing body form at home.  Every phase must maintain a 5 to 10 count or repetition maintaining the resistance to have a good effect in each process. This process will not only improve your body form but will also improve your health and strength.

The World Health Organization in London had issued a global alert on Monday for a new SARS-like respiratory virus which left a man from Qatar critically ill in a London hospital and killed at least one more in Saudi Arabia. The 49-year-old Qatari was admitted to an intensive care unit in Doha on September 7 suffering from acute respiratory infection and kidney failure before being transferred to Britain by air ambulance on September 11, the WHO said. A Saudi Arabian national died earlier this year from a virtually identical virus, the WHO said, while Saudi medical authorities said they were investigating other possible cases of the disease. The WHO confirmed the illness was in the coronavirus family but was not SARS, or Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, which swept out of China in 2003, killing more than 800 people worldwide. “This is a new virus,” WHO spokesman Gregory Hartl told AFP. “We haven’t heard of any more new cases. We don’t have an appreciation of how widespr