#brand health

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[colebabey888]

[that1notetaker]

Don had a crush on someone named Missy, once. Short for Missile launcher.

[rentumblsstuff]

Every time I hear that one viral audio that’s like

“Babe, come back to bed!”

“Not now, Darling, I’m not done with my online banking.”

“FUCK, that’s so hot!!”

“That’s why I do it.”

I always think of Paulkins and Lautski and I can’t figure out which it fits more lmao

[freakyslim248]

Mental health is crowd surfing to change the meaning of “I wish that I could fly”

[steinbit]

anyways

[dosesofcommonsense]

That is a great question.

Why would an organization absolve itself from all legal consequences in its charter/founding documents IF it wasn’t already breaking the law?

[siena-sevenwits]

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[thevirgodoll]

Hi there! Because you have a psychology background, what are some riveting works you've read? I'm not a psych major myself but I'm interested in reading more into it so I can improve my mental health and learn about the world better. Any book recommendations? documentaries? Youtube channels? (so far I only know crashcourse). It can be on any facet of psych. habit formation, mental illnesses, relationships, friendships, etc...i'm open to learning more!!!! ^_^ <3

YouTube channels:

Both of these are from actual doctors with a psychology background so I recommend these two, especially Dr. Marks because not only is she a black doctor, she is also extremely articulate and has amazing videos on complex disorders.

Dr. Tracey Marks

Ana Psychology

A few of my fave videos:

Bots, Groupthink, & Weaponized Empathy: How the Internet is Manipulating Us

Coping Skills and Psychological Defenses - An Introduction

Complex Problems with Mental Illness in Fiction - a video essay

4 months quitting nicotine documented

Therapists React to Mean Girls

Ferb Fletcher & Stoicism

Whiplash vs. Black Swan: Anatomy of Obsessed Artist

Why 30 is not the new 20

Psychology of PTSD

Awareness of Complex Disorders:

Psychologist Describes ADHD Mindstate

ADHD in Women

How to Explain ADHD

Bipolar disorder (depression & mania) - causes, symptoms, treatment & pathology

Bipolar Mania on tape

What is Psychotic Depression?

Schizophrenia: Causes, symptoms, diagnosis

What is Schizophrenia? It's More Than Hallucinations.

My Experience with Schizophrenia

Narcissism vs Narcissistic

What is Trauma? The author of "the Body Keeps the score" explains

Depersonalization/Derealization

Books (current two favorites):

The Body Keeps the Score

Predictably Irrational

[maxinemartinsdrill]

anyway at the end of it all Louis didn't care about the interview. 10 million that's my whore number. burning the laptop. he's likely schizophrenic, and is in a 77 year long relationship with a guy whose idea of healing from trauma is gaslighting, never talking about that shit, manipulation, and tbh lobotomies if he could. no wonder he invited daniel over! wasn't a fucking suicide attempt it was a grasp for stability. spend years and years with only your own grief and guilt and no objective perspective of events all with your husband whispering lies in your ear the whole time because anything close to an objective version of events is against his interests. I'd want to talk to an investigative journalist too.

[colebabey888]

Clearing Your Gut | The IT GIRL DIARIES🎀🩷

Your gut is connected to multiple parts of your body, the main areas are your immune system, your heart and your brain but it has affects on a lot of other areas aswell, such as your skin, metabolism, hair.

I had an unhealthy gut and it was very noticeable, through my skin, weight all the way down to my emotional state.

It's very important to take care of your gut, it affects your body inwards and outwards.

Here are a few things I did to clear my gut that could help you too ✨

🎀Began eating balanced meals ( make sure your meals have a mix of healthy carbs, protein and healthy fats such as avocado or beans ect )

🎀Cut out sugar ( I have a very sweet tooth so I was consuming artificial sugar almost EVERY DAY and that affected me so much, especially my skin and it showed. Cut out artificial sugar and try replacing it with healthy glucose foods such as strawberries, watermelon, oranges, berries or make your own sweets mixed with honey, lemon and ginger, similar to cough drops. If you can't cut out sugar completely, limit your intake instead )

🎀Began drinking green juices ( i drink one everyday but a few times a week is more than enough )

🎀Added leafy greens into all of my meals including my snacks ( if you're already consuming a lot of greens then you're more than welcome to skip the green juices )

🎀Exercise ( when i say exercise, i don't mean you have to be hitting the gym everyday for 2 hours, i jump on a bike for 15-30 min and it does the job, the goal is just to move your body so that your body burns fat instead of storing it )

🎀Fixed my sleeping schedule ( i used to have really bad insomnia, your brain needs atleast 8 hours of rest to reprogram and function well for the next day )

🎀GINGER ( i include ginger into my green juices and it's a game changer, but if you're not planning on drinking green juices, try incorporating ginger elsewhere, such as ginger tea or even just eating a tiny block will do )

🎀Limit alcohol intake and quit smoking! ( this is very important, nicotine and tabbaco can have major negative affects on your health but this should be common sense )

🎀Lastly Water ( this shouldn't be something that's new, we need water, our bodies need water in order to flush out bacteria and hydrate our body but make sure you drink enough, I started drinking atleast 2-3 liters everyday. Tip: get an aesthetic everyday water bottle that's atleast 1 litre, this will hopefully encourage you to drink water )

I hope this helps some of you pretty diva's but, remember that everyone's body is different and some people might need to make more changes in their lifestyle in order to clear their gut, do you research and try making changes that cater to your needs.

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[philsmeatylegss]

Learning that Dan and Phil knew about all of the phandom lore and jokes is like learning Santa isn’t real. Looking back, it’s obvious and makes a lot more sense, but where’s the magic?

[lupusbadass]

Lupus

🦋🦋Lupus is an invisible autoimmune disease that causes your immune system to attack your every organ of the body . Lupus is a debilitating, life threatening , progressive , and painful disease and no 2 lupus patients are alike. They are not sure of the exact cause of lupus but think it has a genetic component, and both the cause is environmental and viral.And a lot of people with lupus have more than one autoimmune disease🦋🦋

🦋🦋PLEASE SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL LUPUS WALK🦋🦋. I thought it was only a disease that affected others. Unfortunately it can happen to anyone or loved ones, spouse, partner, family, friends. Etc. Times our tough and even a small donation is so helpful. Or you can volunteer your time at a lupus walk. Another way is by spreading awareness about Lupus. There are new approaches being done in clinical trials that are promising and is because of donations. Lupus has very few treatments. And steroids are still the usual treatment but it has many side effects. There is pediatric lupus or lupus can happen at the prime of your life. When you’re starting a career, or ready to have children . It can happen at any age. The average cost of having a debilitating disease like lupus is $50,000 a year. And 60% of the public have never even heard about lupus. 🦋🦋My husbands employer is sponsoring both me and him with tee shirts that have the company logo and we’re in the company newsletter with a donation link matching employee donations. 🦋🦋For companies or businesses there are many sponsor opportunities with the lupus foundation and a way to advertise your company and show your company cares about causes.🦋🦋

🦋🦋Lupus symptoms can be frustratingly hard to describe. Such as feeling both sickly and queasy. Like you had a flu that never goes away. Chronic pain, chronic fatigue, rashes, vasculitis, arthritis, depression, organ damage. Etc. Lupus warriors can be frustrated because it is a invisible illness where people around you may not understand or want to understand what it’s like to have lupus.🦋🦋

[finally-got-a-diagnosis]

There's nothing like a social interaction that you've thought has gone well to be told afterwards that no in fact it went sideways in ways you didn't even realize.

[sidewalkchemistry]

The Best Yet Often Forgotten Ancestral Beauty Secret of Them All✨

The health you cultivate on the inside will have no choice but to support a beautiful exterior.