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March 5, 2008
Every journey has a starting point. Every story has a sequence that must be followed in order for it to…
In last month’s column, I discussed the various methods you can use to begin your overall wellness program—from total body…
Sleep is often the first thing executives sacrifice to pack more hours into the day. Long days run into even…
Are there too many things going on in your life? Is life running you when you should be running with…
This month’s column is adapted from an article by Dr. Bill Hettler. Dr. Hettler is the director of University Health…
To be balanced and well, you must be able to work within both sides of your brain. “What? My brain…
Aesop’s fable, The Tortoise and the Hare, is replayed throughout life in many different forms. Our media-dominated lifestyle seems to…
In my May column (“Sleep on It”), I discussed how adequate restful sleep is crucial to achieving and maintaining wellness.…
There’s a deep and ancient connection between human well-being and harvest time. In ancient agricultural societies, essential health and wellness—in…
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