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Chances are, your stress levels are just about through the roof these days. And it’s no wonder. With working-from-home, dealing with new adjustments and restrictions, and managing relationships in the time of a pandemic- we’re all at our wits end. We don’t hear about it on the news or see billboards for it on the highway- but, stress is an …
Structure? I Don’t Know Her. For nearly 5 months now, the majority of us have been working remotely, taking classes from home, or have suddenly found ourselves with far more free time than we’re used to. The structure we once had in our lives is long gone. During a time where the future of our cities, local restaurants, favorite shops, …
Let’s face it; with a global pandemic, historic protests of epic proportion, and all the stress associated with living in 2020- our immune systems are on overdrive. As a whole, our immune systems do an impressive job of defending against disease-causing microorganisms. But sometimes- it fails. The best way to avoid getting sick? Build up a stronger defense. But what …
It’s the time of year when everyone’s packing up their bags and heading out of town for one last vacation before the temperatures cool down. But between coordinating transportation, toting around cumbersome luggage, and the worry of navigating a new place, there are a lot of factors that can overshadow all the joy of getting to take a vacation. But …
When the days are short and you’re aching to be kissed by the sun, it’s totally normal to fall into a bit of a seasonal slump. A daily dose of CBD may reduce feelings of stress and anxiety. It might also help relieve symptoms from depression. During the winter, we’re extra diligent about taking CBD oil every morning. The colder …
Let’s face it, there is no denying the impact stress and anxiety have on both our minds and bodies. From work to personal life to moments that are out of our control, we experience a number of stressful situations every day. In a 2017 study conducted by the American Psychological Association, 77% of Americans report regularly experiencing physical symptoms caused …