Are you someone who’s quick to be self-critical and blame yourself when things go wrong? Do you torture yourself by going over and over problems until you’re trapped in a web of negative thinking? Once in this downward spiral do you despair of even climbing out of it? Well, a new theory says simply questioning… Read More »
Video “Almost Sunrise” In a clip from “Almost Sunrise,” Katinka Hooyer, a medical anthropologist and postdoctoral research fellow in Family and Community Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin, talks about the meaning of love and feeling moral pain. By THOUGHTFUL ROBOT PRODUCTIONS on Publish Date June 5, 2016. embed No doubt in the course… Read More »
We all need as much help as we can get before we get old—especially if it feels like we’re aging faster because of the kids and jobs we love so much. October 8, 2018 by Jeremy McKeen This post is sponsored by ChromaDex, the makers of TRU NIAGEN®. As we get older, our brains get… Read More »
It’s good for your baby, but not every mother finds breastfeeding comes naturally. Here’s what to do if you’re struggling says world-leading researcher and infant feeding expert Professor Amy Brown Breastfeeding hit the headlines last week when ultra-marathon runner, Sophie Power, 36, was snapped breastfeeding her three-month-old son mid-race and the photo went viral. While some detractors questioned whether Power… Read More »