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Archive for June 12th, 2008

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by Brad Marshall

Today’s busy lifestyle often brings about constipation, even though there are healthy food options available. Many people suffers every now and again from small episodes of constipation. Alas, fecal impaction can easily and quickly result from a common bout of temporary constipation.

To offset fecal impaction and transitory constipation, it’s clever to start with by looking at your diet. While a multitude of people are now attempting to eat healthy, it’s occurred to many experts that diet may not be the only constipation culprit. It may not be the foods you put into your body, but how you actually eat them. In truth, digestion honestly begins in the mouth where correct chewing allows enzymes to break apart the nutrients. Therefore, instead of quickly gobbling down your food, taking the time to chew is vital.

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by Phyllis Wheeler

In Star Trek, the logical mind of Mr. Spock contrasts with the emotional minds of everyone else. But this is fiction. In reality, each of us needs to be both logical and emotional.

Logical thinking may not come naturally. Nevertheless, it’s a skill we each need to develop, just to identify logic traps.

Here’s what you can do about it: teach logic to your child. Why?

1. Learning about cause and effect, your child will be able to make better choices. For example, “friends” who urge him to misuse his money and his time may find he understands what the logical consequences of such behavior are.

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