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The importance of laughter

The importance of laughter

Did you know laughing is good for you? We share a collection of secret stories, cheeky tales and inspiring ways to bring more fun into your time-out
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5 effective ways to boost your brain function

Maintaining optimal brain function and health is crucial for staying sharp, focused, and mentally agile as we age. The human brain, an essential organ, controls problem-solving skills, memory, and focus. Incorporating the right strategies, foods, and supplements into your daily routine can help lay the foundation for a healthy, vibrant mind and beat the brain […]
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Rest, recover, repeat

Rest, recover, repeat

One of our most powerful wellness tools requires little more than a pair of stretchy pants and a few minutes of our time
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Connected by a kidney

When rhythmic gymnast Katherine was facing end-stage renal failure, a stranger jumped at the chance to help
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Cloe Willets’ cure for anxiety

Cloe Willets, 33, writes regularly for the Weekly and is now a published children's author. She shares how her own battle with emotions has nurtured creativity
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