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Are people actually able to control emotional reactions such as anger through exercise? It doesn’t seem to work for me.
There are various exercises one can engage in as a form of site action, running is one of the most meditative activities out there. There's something both calming and energizing about a run; the soft, repetitive slapping of your runners against pavement, the fresh air, the ability to remove yourselfRead more
There are various exercises one can engage in as a form of site action, running is one of the most meditative activities out there. There’s something both calming and energizing about a run; the soft, repetitive slapping of your runners against pavement, the fresh air, the ability to remove yourself from whatever environment is causing your stress, and the opportunity to do it anywhere, any time. It lets you shrug off whatever’s got you down at the moment.
See lessIt also takes a certain amount of focus to push through when you begin to hit a wall; and you focus hard on doing it and soon you’re not thinking about the things that are on your mind.
The fight with your friend, the negative thing someone said at work, your worries about school or money or mortgages… none of it follows you on a run. There just isn’t room for those thoughts. Not to mention the healthy dose of adrenaline that your body starts to pump out… It’s hard to stay focused on being sad or mad or annoyed after you’ve drained all you have in you to go that extra mile.
How accurate and reliable is the Flo app— especially with ovulation?
Flo is a great assistant and real money saver. Flo uses artificial intelligence to make more accurate cycle predictions. But no AI can learn your body patterns just from the basic info like your age or the dates of your previous periods. That’s why you can input symptoms on the app. Your mood swingsRead more
Flo is a great assistant and real money saver. Flo uses artificial intelligence to make more accurate cycle predictions. But no AI can learn your body patterns just from the basic info like your age or the dates of your previous periods. That’s why you can input symptoms on the app. Your mood swings, activities, physical indications — try to log as many of these as you can. The more data the AI has to process and analyze, the higher Flo app accuracy will become. You can track your overall feeling, symptoms, sex drive, menstruation flow — and the app will give you personalized health insights depending on the state of your body. If you’re looking for maximum precision in catching your fertile window, you are encouraged you to measure BBT and use ovulation tests.
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