1. Make the Beds Make the beds in your household every day. When a bed is made, the entire room comes together, feels more in order. It encourages me to follow through with other needs in the room – clothes on the floor, shoes out of place. Kaylee cannot leave the house before school without making her bed.… Read More »
There are some questions you simply shouldn’t ask a woman – “Are you pregnant?” comes to mind – the person with the potential bump that you’re talking to might be bloated after a big meal, wearing a fashionable empire line top, rubbing their stomach because they have indigestion and not drinking because they are the designated driver. It… Read More »
In ancient medicine, has also been of great benefits of hot water before breakfast was so much stress. Many people prefer to drink cold water, and prefer ice water in the summer and think that tells their thirst and benefit their health. Warm water is very helpful in saving energy for the digestive system. It reduces the metabolic waste… Read More »
Everyone has the occasional “senior moment.” Maybe you’ve gone into the kitchen and can’t remember why, or can’t recall a familiar name during a conversation. Memory lapses can occur at any age, but aging alone is generally not a cause of cognitive decline. When significant memory loss occurs among older people, it is generally not due to aging… Read More »
I wish that being a doctor meant that my family and I would never get sick. Unfortunately, viruses, bacteria and other sources of illness do not discriminate based on profession. Here’s what’s in my toolkit to keep us going in sickness and in health. Natural remedies for cough and sore throat Tea – teas with ingredients like licorice… Read More »
We’ve collected hundreds of home tips throughout the years to make life a little easier for our readers. Here are some of the best ones you need to know. Small bags of fancy coffee have heavy-duty ties to keep them airtight. The ties are handy for securing small coils of electrical cable and rope. They’re usually fastened to… Read More »
In Indian culture, buying a new car brings an excitement in the whole family. It means lots of happiness, fruition and the beginning of those tours which you have been planning with your family in your new car. In excitement of a new car, people generally ignore that buying a new car is not only a matter of… Read More »
If you’re planning to start a business, you might start thinking about things like renting commercial real estate, commuting to an office, or managing employees. But with the rise of home businesses, more and more people are discovering ways to use remote work to pursue entrepreneurship, with their business headquartered at home. In today’s connected world, where technology affords… Read More »
I start by defining ‘ MCKS pranic psychotherapy’. It is a method which is based on pranic healing techniques of scanning, cleansing, energizing, shielding, and releasing. These techniques are based on the principles of transmissible of energy from practitioner to client, on receptivity of client to receiving the healing prana, and on the shielding of the chakras and… Read More »
Rasib Khan is a labourer living in Akhoon Bandi village, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. He was 28 when he was interviewed on 18 January 2010 for the Rural Poverty Report 2011. The interview was recorded in the language of Hindko and carried out by a staff member from the Omar Asghar Khan Development Foundation. The interviewer had an existing relationship… Read More »