All articles tagged with #selfcare
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Refinery29
This week marks the beginning of Cancer Season, emphasizing emotional reset, introspection, and setting intentions around self-care and collective healing, with significant astrological events like the Cancer New Moon and Mercury entering Leo encouraging reflection, bold communication, and personal growth.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Page Six
Jessica Alba enjoyed a relaxing wellness retreat, sunbathing in a bikini and engaging in self-care activities, while also being publicly linked to recent personal changes including her split from Cash Warren and dating rumors. She shared her experience on Instagram, emphasizing chill, breathwork, and friendship.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Business Insider
In corporate America, men are increasingly investing in beauty routines and cosmetic procedures to maintain a competitive edge in their careers. This trend includes hair transplants, Botox, and other self-care practices, driven by the desire to appear youthful and energetic in high-pressure environments. Despite the growing acceptance, many men still keep these routines secret due to potential career repercussions. The shift reflects a broader societal move towards minimally invasive procedures and the importance of personal branding in professional success.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by EatingWell
After consuming too much sugar, dietitians advise against restrictive measures like cutting calories or cleanses. Instead, return to a balanced routine with regular meals, starting with a protein- and fiber-rich breakfast to stabilize blood sugar. Incorporate self-care, stay hydrated, and engage in light physical activity like walking to improve mood and digestion. Reflect on the experience with kindness to develop a healthier relationship with food, focusing on overall habits rather than occasional indulgences.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
As winter approaches, many people claim to have Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), but experts caution against self-diagnosis. SAD is a clinical depression subtype, and not everyone who feels down in winter has it. Psychologist Kari Lebowitz suggests embracing winter by slowing down, resting more, and enjoying low-key social activities. Instead of focusing on the lack of daylight, appreciate moments of winter light and maintain a cozy environment at home. These strategies can help manage the seasonal mood changes many experience.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BuzzFeed
Older adults on Reddit shared health tips they wish they'd followed earlier, emphasizing the importance of sleep, protecting hearing, wearing sunscreen and sunglasses, advocating for oneself in healthcare, managing stress, strength training, avoiding smoking, maintaining hydration and gut health, monitoring blood pressure, dental care, stretching, wearing quality shoes, and using a night guard. These insights highlight the value of preventive measures and self-care for long-term well-being.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Cut
On election day, after casting your vote, it's suggested to avoid the stress of constant news updates by reading a book instead. This can help distract from the anxiety of election results and provide a peaceful alternative to screen time. Spending the evening reading can also aid in falling asleep faster, offering a mental break from the political tension.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Hack Spirit
The article outlines 10 simple habits to reduce stress, including regular exercise, meditation and deep breathing, eating well and staying hydrated, spending time with loved ones, making time for oneself, digital detoxing, enjoying nature, getting sufficient sleep, managing time effectively, and engaging in fun hobbies. These practices, when consistently applied, can help manage stress levels and improve overall well-being.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
An individual struggling with heightened anxiety due to life changes and self-medication seeks advice on managing their condition before professional help becomes available in a month. Carolyn Hax suggests immediate actions such as consulting a primary care doctor, seeking support from friends or family, engaging in free self-care activities, checking for employee assistance programs, joining support groups, and streamlining tasks to reduce stress. Readers also contribute by recommending checking vitamin D levels, being open about potential substance use, and educating oneself about anxiety management.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
After undergoing gastric bypass surgery and losing 100 pounds, an individual celebrated their weight loss by spending nearly $3,000 on a four-night stay at Hilton Head Health, a wellness resort in South Carolina. The resort offered a comprehensive package that included meals, fitness classes, and lectures on healthy living, allowing the guest to focus on maintaining their weight loss and learning how to live a healthier lifestyle post-surgery. The experience provided valuable insights into wellness-focused living, beyond just weight loss.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango
To lead a less dramatic and more fulfilling life, incorporate nine simple habits: practice mindfulness, cultivate hobbies, nurture relationships, set healthy boundaries, establish a morning routine, practice self-love, engage in daily gratitude, commit to digital detox, and seek professional support when needed. These steps can help reduce stress, improve mental well-being, and foster a sense of inner peace.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by VOGUE India
January 2024 is a month of self-care and career growth for Geminis, emphasizing healthy habits, meditation, and holistic nutrition. Geminis are encouraged to share their knowledge and collaborate with like-minded individuals, embracing the duality of life and using their patience and persistence to overcome challenges. The power crystal for the month is Red Carnelian, symbolizing the activation of one's warrior spirit.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Entertainment
At a New Year's show in Las Vegas, Post Malone shared his personal resolution to take better care of himself, reflecting on a challenging year and his commitment to his health and family. He performed a nearly two-hour set at the BleauLive Theater, featuring his biggest hits and a tribute to his late friend ASAP Yams. Malone's performance was part of a two-night stint and will be followed by a second show set to air on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve special.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fortune
Eight longevity experts offer advice for creating healthy habits that contribute to aging well, emphasizing the importance of consistent, manageable changes over strict resolutions. Their 2024 health goals include mindfulness, diverse exercise, understanding biomarkers, using aging clocks, morning workouts, learning from the Blue Zones, managing stress, and blocking off self-care time. They suggest habit stacking, seeing resolutions as intentions, using new technology, having accountability partners, forming support systems, setting concrete paths to health, breaking habits into small steps, prioritizing new habits, and being flexible with the timing of resolutions to maintain motivation throughout the year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Finance
Longevity experts suggest focusing on creating sustainable healthy habits rather than fixating on New Year's resolutions for a longer, healthier life. Their advice includes integrating mindfulness, meditation, diverse exercise routines, understanding personal biomarkers, and using aging clocks to track biological age. They emphasize the importance of social connections, quality sleep, anti-inflammatory diets, managing stress, and ensuring 'me time'. To stick with new habits, they recommend starting small, using habit stacking, embracing technology, having accountability partners, and viewing resolutions as intentions rather than mandates. If a resolution fails, they suggest trying again at another significant time rather than waiting for a new year.