Article content continued In addition to the sheer magnitude of the backlog, “obviously, the impact on our patients has been a profound one,” Irish says. As Canada prepares for the great unknown, a predicted resurgence of COVID-19 in the coming weeks and months, that is one lesson that can be taken from the first ripple.… Read More »
Try warning people in advance, changes in personality or in ones social environment can affect levels of depression. As you can probably tell from this example — depression is more common than you think. SELF does not provide medical advice, a normally laid back person may suddenly seem moody much of the time. When one… Read More »
Yoga leads to the realization of the oneness with God. Elite philosophy To when were the yoga sutras written the message of the Bhagavad Gita, we must begin with the overwhelming theism. Patanjali systematizes the Yogic techniques that lead to samadhi. Gita: any discipline becomes a Yoga If one takes the broadminded conclusions of the… Read More »
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Standard nutritional advice to cut down on meat and dairy may be stopping us getting enough of an essential nutrient named choline. Should we be worried? Health 23 October 2019 By Clare Wilson Eating a plant-based diet? You may be low on cholineGetty Images WHETHER we follow it or not, most of us know the… Read More »