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Top sleep tips for kids
When kids sleep well, parents sleep well. When the whole family sleeps well, we all get along better. Medi-Share contributor Laura Bollinger, RDN shares her knowledge of healthy sleep patterns with us.
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March for Life 2020: Gen Z college leaders say science, compassion will save the unborn
For the young pro-lifers leading the March for Life this year, it is science and compassion that will win the day for the cause to save the unborn.
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Faith could be your key to living longer, research shows
Research that was done by nearby University of California Riverside’s Happiness Expert, Sonja Lyubormirsky, indicates that those who have a spiritual community—however, you define this for yourself—and are active in it, tend to be happier and live longer.
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How to help someone talk about their feelings
The so-called negative emotions that we sometimes experience, such as sadness, are not necessarily bad. What is bad is when we try to deny our emotions.
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What does the Bible say about food?
Most diets are written from an evolutionary perspective, so it’s important that we get our facts straight. So let’s begin where God begins.
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What if all Christians embraced healthy living as ministry?
I am not suggesting that all Christians should all become personal trainers and dieticians and other health/fitness related occupations. Such jobs clearly aren’t for everyone. However, the Bible is very clear that taking care of our bodies is very important to God.
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Are you preparing for later years?
What you do right now with your body has a tremendous effect on how your body will function in older years.
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Mental health crisis: Depression, suicide rates among American youth skyrocketing
American youth are facing a mental health crisis of tremendous proportions, new data shows, as rates of suicide and depression have skyrocketed in the past decade.
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'Make Families Great Again': Hungary seeing more babies, fewer abortions through pro-family policies
White House officials, Republican members of Congress and evangelical leaders gathered for “Making Families Great Again,” a conference on family policy hosted by the Hungarian Embassy at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.
