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Home Health Wellness Wellness oi-Amritha K By Amritha K on February 17, 2020 | Reviewed By Sneha Krishnan Fruits and vegetables are easily the foundation of a healthy diet. Contributing to our health in diverse ways, the nutrition content in the variety of fruits and vegetables are impossible to be acquired from any other food items. Reports indicate that although the rise in health consciousness has promoted the adoption of vegan and vegetarian diets, five in 10 Indians fall short of their daily vegetable and fruit intake [1] . With time, the number of lifestyle diseases and conditions are on a rise. And it is during these times, one comes to the realisation of switching to a healthy lifestyle and one of those steps include ditching fizzy drinks and switching to healthy fruit and veggie drinks [2] . In this article, we will take a look at one such healthy drink that is easy to prepare and possess … [Read more...] about 7 Science-backed Benefits Of Carrot Ginger Juice And How To Make It

Recent advances in developmental theory and neurobiological research present an opportunity to design developmentally informed models for understanding and addressing challenges faced by individuals 18 to 26 years old who have now come to be known as “emerging adults.” Arnett (2000) introduced the term emerging adulthood to identify the developmental phase in persons ages 18-26 years. This developmental phase, according to Arnett (2004), is characterized by: 1) identity exploration, where one’s sense of self and self-identification in major life areas such as love, work and world perspective is refined and redefined; 2) generalized instability in all areas of life with uncertainty of future possibilities and potential life paths; 3) a state of in-between adolescence and adulthood; 4) self-focus with a shift toward greater individual identity, personal power, self-regulation , and self-agency; and 5) possibilities and risks with risk factors peaking and biological, … [Read more...] about Neuroscience and Developmental Psychology

Friendship breakups are hard for kids. Source: greg westfall/Flickr Everyone loves the idea of having a “best friend forever,” but things often don’t work out that way. A meta-analysis by Diana Meter and Noel Card (2016) examined 57 studies of children between 6- and 17-years old and concluded that only about half of children’s friendships were stable for a whole year. Surprisingly, there were no overall differences in the rate of breakups for younger versus older children or for girls versus boys. By sixth grade (approximately age 11-12 years), two out of every three children have experienced a best friendship break-up. Julie Bowker (2011) administered questionnaires to 77 sixth-grade students and found that about a third of them had experienced a “complete dissolution” of their relationship with a best friend, so that they were no longer friends at all. Over half had experienced a “downgrade dissolution” where they were still friends, but no longer best friends. The … [Read more...] about 6 Types of Friendship Breakups

Source: J Cruz/Pexels Advertising was once a far more important part of culture than it is today. New ad campaigns were frequently covered in popular media. It was not unusual for morning coffee conversations to be about the latest commercials seen the night before. In the 1970s, it was ads like “I can’t believe I ate the whole thing!” (Alka-Seltzer) or “Pardon me. Do you have any Grey Poupon?” In the 1980s, the Apple Macintosh “1984” commercial … the 1990s, Cindy Crawford’s “Just One Look” Pepsi commercial. Advertising was engaging and enjoyable to watch, making brands successful and profitable. The event that transformed advertising to mass-culture status was the “Creative Revolution”—the decade from 1960-1970. This “golden age” of advertising resulted from the storytelling power of 30-second TV commercials and the talents of creative advertising pioneers like Bill Bernbach and Mary Wells. The spark of the “revolution” was the intuitive understanding of what goes on … [Read more...] about Why Consumers No Longer Like Advertising