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Thinking About Nutrition | making the connection between nutrition & health
Making the connection between nutrition and health. Food Sensitivities and Anxiety. Posted by Dr. Banks. On Mar 5th, 2014 in Uncategorized. There is growing evidence that food sensitivities are a common cause of anxiety disorders. It is, however, not commonly appreciated by the public. David Perlmutter, M.D. comments on this in his popular new book Grain Brain. While his book focuses on gluten from grains, the concepts are the same for any food that an individual reacts to. Another part of the immune act...
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Thinking...
This blog explores deeply at times into things that really do not matter all that much. Wednesday, December 25, 2013. Merry Christmas 2013 from Heather and Jeff. What we have been up to:. Heather graduated from UCSB with honors. Jeff took a surreal business trip to Mexico City. Our sweet trouble-maker bunny (Millie) died and we shed some tears as we buried her in a special place. We discovered a new favorite place, the Getty Museum. In August, we moved from Santa Barbara to Ventura to get a bigger place ...
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thinkingaboutobjects
Contemporary craft and design, art and architecture exhibitions, things seen. Fixperts Super Salon, June 2015 Cat Rossi. So I’m not great at regular posts for thinkingaboutobjects. But here’s something I wrote for Fixperts, about their ‘Super Salon’ held in June this year. The end of June saw Kingston University. Rsquo;s Stanley Picker Gallery. Salon Speakers included the Polish designer Tomek Rygalik. Who ran the first international Fixperts project, at Warsaw Academy of Fine Art Design. To Kettle Chips...
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作業療法を考へる
最近、訓練に使えるHP（もちろん無料で）を. ひらがな、カタカナ、漢字に大人向けの百人一首もあり。 65288;各都道府県の拠点はhttp:/ www.rehab.go.jp/ri/brain fukyu/kyoten list.pdf）. こういう「事業」なるものが身近になりました。 Http:/ www.rehab.go.jp/ri/brain fukyu/kunrenprogram.html. 8251;足指のグー・パー運動→足指の柔軟性・筋力を高めバランスを崩した時ふんばれるようにする. 8251;腹式呼吸→腹横筋を鍛え、コルセット効果。腰部を保護する。 つまりパン・パン・ウン（休み）、パン・パン・ウン・・・と. パン・パン・「スズキです！」、パン・パン・「マツモトです！」と. パン・パン・「スズキです、ラーメンです」、パン・パン・「マツモトです、カレーです」.
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Thinking about our lives
Thinking about our lives. Wednesday, March 07, 2007. Bé, familia, aquest és el final d'una gran aventura de sis mesos que recordaré tota la vida (i no és per dir). Si bé l'Anna m'ha demanat que no tanqui el blog no veig el sentit de mantenir quelcom creat. Per a documentar aquesta experiència. Aquest blog s'ha mantingut viu en base a tots els que m'heu estat llegint perque no em veien el pèl (ho sento, ja mirarem de solucionar-ho) i al fet que l'Erasmus dóna moltes situacions fàcils de comentar. Així que...
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THINKING ABOUT PAINTING
Saturday, July 12, 2014. Download Two Free Art Books! I just wanted to leave a note to say that I am in the process of simplifying and consolidating my blogs so go here. To see my latest art related posts. I just posted links for two free art books you can download, The Art of Portrait Painting and A Manual of Oil Painting. I hope you enjoy reading this valuable information! This blog will continue at Laurel McBrine Studio. Please consider adding your email address in the upper right corner at. To attend...
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thinkingaboutpeople
I hate to-do lists. To-do lists annoy me. They’re a list of things I’m accountable for in the future, most of which I’d rather not do. It’s not that I don’t want the outcome. Aside from paying parking tickets (shit! I want to achieve almost all the tasks on my list, but those tasks feel like debt. To me to-dos feel like a weight on the future. A drag on the potential of the next moment. They’re depressing. Which makes the fact that I recently left IDEO to join Orchestra.com. I do love Nike, but. It start...
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Thinking about Philosophy
Moral Philosophy Questions - Take the Test! Do you divert the trolley? Most people interested in ethics philosophy are aware of the Trolley Problem that is pretty much the go-to question and analogy for thinking about morality in terms of objectivism and relativism - or more precisely, utilitarianism. If you haven't heard of the trolley case before, you can click here. To check it out. (Yes, yes, it's a Wikipedia article but it's just as good for a brief overview of the case than any other article! Now, ...
