Winter is coming. And with it, comes a variety of challenges to a healthy lifestyle: shorter days, longer nights, less exercise, and more couch time. Not to mention the start of cold and flu season.
October is here, and with it, we turn our attention to the scariest festivity of the year…Halloween!
Yes, Halloween is our annual celebration of all things that go bump in the night, making us jump at our own shadows. The question is, if it’s so creepy, why is it celebrated by an estimated 70% of the U.S. population and loved by children and adults alike?
Well, ignoring the sugar intake, it seems there are some real benefits to fright night.
With the holiday season fast approaching, we wanted to remind you of two ways you could put some extra money in your pocket to help make the holidays even merrier.
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Art might be in the eye of the beholder, but the benefits of viewing artwork cannot be denied.
Studies have shown that viewing art can positively impact your health and well-being in several essential ways, like lowering anxiety and depression and boosting critical thinking skills.
