3 Natural Supplements That Relieve Inflammation
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31 January 2017
Inflammation is the body's natural response to injury. However, many people experience inflammation when they haven't been injured. This is what causes arthritis pain as well as several other types of chronic pain. There are many medications designed to reduce inflammation, but for those who are looking for some more natural, gentler forms of relief, there are also natural dietary supplements that you can take to reduce inflammation. Take a look at a few of them.
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Detoxing: A New Year With A New You
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21 December 2016
With the new year just around the corner, many people are thinking about what they will work on for their New Year's resolutions. Oftentimes, these goals are health-related, such as vowing to hit the gym and exercise more, lose weight, quit smoking or drinking, or eat better. These are worthy goals to have, as taking care of your body properly and getting it in tip-top shape can be a panacea for many chronic medical conditions and useful for staving off illness.
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Tips For Hiring Employees In The Cannabis Industry
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29 November 2016
If you are a person that works in the cannabis industry, you might find that you have a hard time keeping employees due to the changing nature of the work and the slow spread of legalization. Here are some tips for retaining employees in the marijuana industry so that you don't have to constantly keep training new employees and so that more work can be done.
1. Network
Don't wait for people to seek you out for a job.
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All-Natural Anxiety Relief: 3 Techniques For Managing Anxiety And Panic Attacks
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15 September 2016
Approximately 18 percent of adults suffer from an anxiety disorder. Countless more suffer from temporary bouts of intense anxiety brought about by stressful events. Work is a major cause of anxiety. About 41 percent of employees say they experience intense levels of anxiety while at work. If you're suffering from anxiety, you should talk to your doctor about it. They can prescribe medications to help you deal with the symptoms. However, medication alone does not resolve anxiety.
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