When people express a negative experience, they are more likely to cope with it by using “you” rather than “I”.
Meena Azzollini
Meena is passionate about holistic wellbeing, alternative healing, health and personal power and uses words to craft engaging feature articles to convey her knowledge and passion. She is a freelance writer and content creator from Adelaide, Australia, who draws inspiration from family, travel and her love for books and reading. A yoga practitioner and a strong believer in positive thinking, Meena is also a mum to a very active young boy. In her spare time, she loves to read and whip up delicious meals. She also loves the smell of freshly made coffee and can’t ever resist a cheesecake. And she gets tickled pink by anything funny!
New study reveals a dietary compound in broccoli can prevent and suppress prostate cancer.
Girls with autism have reasonably good social skills, which makes it difficult to recognise their autism.
Exposure to common pesticides in the environment can cause boys to reach sexual maturity earlier.
Scientists have found a revolutionary new way of turning grass into fuel.
New study shows there are changes in the dopamine and serotonin systems in the brains of retreat participants.
A study investigates the biomechanics of head impact in youth and what predisposes them to transient or persistent post-concussion symptoms.
Daily tea drinking reduces the risk of neurocognitive disorders by almost 50 per cent in older persons.
Adults who don’t watch TV during dinner or those who eat more home-cooked meals are less likely to be obese.
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The environmental impact of the clothing industry has been mapped comprehensively in a life cycle analysis for the first time.
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