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Blog 26 Mindful Eating How Balanced Meals Can Soothe Stress (1)

Mindful Eating: How Balanced Meals Can Soothe Stress

Harvard and NIMH research reveals that balanced meals with whole foods stabilize mood and reduce anxiety, while sugar triggers stress responses. Discover how mindful eating soothes stress naturally.
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Blog 26 Mindful Eating How Balanced Meals Can Soothe Stress (1)

Mindful Eating: How Balanced Meals Can Soothe Stress

Harvard and NIMH research reveals that balanced meals with whole foods stabilize mood and reduce anxiety, while sugar triggers stress responses. Discover how mindful eating soothes stress naturally.

Blog 25 Daily Self-Care Tips NIMH’s Advice on Exercise, Diet, and Mindfulness. (1)

Daily Self-Care Tips: NIMH’s Advice on Exercise, Diet, and Mindfulness

NIMH recommends simple daily habits that transform mental health: 30 minutes of exercise, regular meals, quality sleep, and mindfulness. Discover evidence-based self-care strategies that boost mood and support recovery.

Blog 28 Music Therapy How Listening Can Reduce Anxiety (NCCIH Findings) (2)

Music Therapy: How Listening Can Reduce Anxiety (NCCIH Findings)

NCCIH research reveals music-based interventions produce large anxiety-reducing effects, lowering stress hormones and calming the nervous system. Discover how strategic music listening becomes powerful medicine for anxiety.

Reducing screen time improves mood and mental health | NVelUp psychiatry, therapy, and holistic care in Washington & Idaho

Cut the Screen: How Reducing Screen Time Can Improve Your Mood

CDC data shows teens with 4+ hours daily screen time face double the anxiety and depression rates. Discover how cutting screen time improves mood, sleep, and mental health.