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1. Energy
2. Work hours (with the same pay, of course!)
3. @tiedyedude 😊 Thank you for saying “yes“!
#WondrousWednesday @eggs
pickComen, a breast cancer specialist, tells the history of women‘s treatment in medicine and how the study of our different needs was often overlooked and breakthroughs were often in short supply. She takes a body system approach working through integumentary, musculoskeletal, reproductive, and more. The audio is fantastic!
pickI've read this one with a pen in my hand. Extremely useful and insightful for women of all ages, but equally for men! Raising awareness about menopause symptoms and treatments helps women feel less lonely and misunderstood during this new stage, and regain their normal life.
pickThis is an incredible read about why ultra-processed food is so damaging to our health and society at large. Amazing research to back up the author's claims. Highly recommend if you're interested in learning more about health.
Definitely not the *most* fun reading I could be doing, but here we are. I was diagnosed earlier this week with Hashimoto's disease and I found out yesterday that I also have Lupus. I'm not going to lie, I cried a little. I've been sick for years but never really taken seriously, so having answers is scary but good.
Anyway, I'm looking for all the resources because knowing the ins and outs comforts me. Any reading recs from reputable people?
pickFascinating and well put together. I think I‘ll have to get my own copy.
pickI enjoyed this book. It had some really interesting information about Japanese culture. I liked learning more about traditional Japanese values and their way of life. I‘m also going to try several of the recipes included in it. That said, I don‘t think I‘d like to own a copy of this. For me, it‘s a #borrownotbuy. I‘m glad I got it from the library.
pickI have been trying to read as much as I can about neurological conditions such as Alzheimer‘s and Dementia. Volunteering in Hospice, and working a for few months in home health has taught me a lot. My father and step-mom both have Alzheimer‘s, so these books are very helpful but it‘s still hard. This book discusses some history of mental illness and its institutions, and stories of loved ones who have had these diseases. It discusses the⬇️
Doing more research on intermittent fasting and discovered this book in a subreddit… I was just talking about this culture revolving around food with my sister the other day. Almost every occasion, happy or sad, personal or professional, seems to revolve around food and drink. Reforming this mindset is going to take some work…
