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Life Essentials Magazine January 2018

In the January 2018 issue of Life Essentials Magazine, get ready to fight depression, deal with arthritis, snore less and sleep better, and more. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and are ready to embark into the new year. Our team has some exciting things in store for you, so stay tuned.

In the January 2018 issue of Life Essentials Magazine, get ready to fight depression, deal with arthritis, snore less and sleep better, and more. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas and are ready to embark into the new year. Our team has some exciting things in store for you, so stay tuned.

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1<br />

STAY AWAY FROM SUGAR<br />

During the times you feel down and depressed, keep away from all sugars, even<br />

the “healthy” ones like molasses, honey, and fruit juice. These sugars are incorporated<br />

into the bloodstream at a quicker rate than carbohydrates from things like whole<br />

grains. Though you get a quick blast of energy and spirit, it will quickly dissipate resulting<br />

in a feeling of malaise and depression.<br />

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2<br />

GET SOME EXERCISE<br />

If you know what the cause of your<br />

depression is, you should try to make<br />

some changes. When negative thoughts<br />

bring you down, start doing something<br />

physical. Create an exercise program for<br />

yourself that will keep you more active.<br />

Exercise is a great way to cope with<br />

depression. Studies show that those people<br />

that exercise for at least 30 minutes<br />

each day better respond to depression<br />

treatment. Exercise is sometimes just as<br />

helpful as a prescription anti-depressant.<br />

Just parking a little farther away, or opting<br />

for the stairs instead of the elevator can<br />

give great benefits not only to your physical<br />

health but to your mental health, too.<br />

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