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Maintaining Your Mental Health While Working Remotely

Maintaining Your Mental Health While Working Remotely

With the modern trends in the workforce, remote work has become a popular option among employees. Using this flexible work arrangement, people are better able to control their work schedule and balance it with their life responsibilities. But, how do you properly utilize remote work? And what effect does remote work have on your mental health? Read on to learn some tips on how to effectively work remotely.

by Barbara Eruo on March 25, 2020  in anxiety, corona, corona virus, exercise and mental health, loneliness, lonely, lonely living, mental health, mental wellbeing, productivity, remote, remote teams, remote work, remote work and mental health, remote work and productivity, remote work and stress, remote working, stay indoors, stress, stress and mental health, stress management, stressed, working from home, working remotely, working remotely and productivity
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The Stigma of Depression

The Stigma of Depression

Depression is a mental health illness that can make people feel alone and in their heads. But you are not alone. Say it with me.
by Christine Morse on December 27, 2019  in anxiety, brain, coping with depression, dealing with depression, depression, depression awareness, depression stigma, handling depression, health, lifestyle, mental health, mental illness, mental illness stigma, social stigma, stigma, wellness
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A young woman with long brown hair grips her head in pain. A wine bottle and glass of wine are on the table in front of her.

Electrolytes—A Hangover Cure?

Alcohol does many things to the human body and a hangover is a physiological reaction to initiated processes: blood vessels expand, your stomach is irritated, your pancreas and intestines are stimulated, and your liver works hard to clear the oxidized alcohol from your system. The good news? Electrolytes can help.
by Health By Principle on December 04, 2019  in alcohol, alcohol and electrolytes, anxiety, brain, diet, electrolyte homeostasis, Electrolytes, electrolytes and alcohol, electrolytes and hangovers, Energy, food, hangover, hangover cure, HangoverRemedy, health, health by principle, healthy, healthy lifestyle, healthy living, hydration, informative, lifestyle, nutrition, relief, salt, science, Sodium, stress, Supplements, wellness
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Magnesium May Be the Key to Better Sleep

While melatonin gets all the credit for better sleep, Magnesium is actually a powerhouse mineral that helps with a number of things -- including sleep. Plus, nearly 70% of Americans are magnesium deficient.
by Health By Principle on November 27, 2019  in anxiety, brain, diet, Energy, food, health, health by principle, healthy, healthy lifestyle, healthy living, informative, lifestyle, magnesium, magnesium and depression, magnesium and women, magnesium and women health, magnesium pill, magnesium pills, mental health, Mg, mg and women, Mg pill, Mg pills, Mg2+, nutrition, relief, science, stress, stress and mental health, wellness
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Your Body on Anxiety

Over 30% of Americans will experience anxiety at some point. But what is actually happening to your body when you have an anxiety attack? A complex chain reaction of hormones and neurotransmitters is initiated and impacts everything from your blood sugar to your digestion. Learn all about the symptoms and what is happening within your body.
by Health By Principle on November 22, 2019  in anxiety, brain, health, health by principle, healthy, healthy lifestyle, healthy living, informative, lifestyle, mental health, mental illness, relief, social anxiety, stress
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How Negative Emotions Influence Relationships

Recent research shows that 80% of our daily thoughts are negative and we have difficulty trusting people if we are trying to navigate negative emotions, even if they are unrelated to the person we are trying to get to know. Neural pathways are partly responsible, but we can push back with introspection and proper communication.
by Health By Principle on November 18, 2019  in anxiety, brain, emotions, Energy, health, health by principle, healthy, healthy lifestyle, healthy living, informative, lifestyle, mental health, relaxation, relief, science, social anxiety, stress, stress and mental health, stress management, stressed, understanding emotions
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