How to extract gold from your old gadgets

Most electronic devices contain at least a small amount of pure gold that can be extracted with the right know-how. So before you throw away your old laptop, phone or camera, you might want to consider remove the gold plated elements that are found inside. Josehf Lloyd Murchison, a member of DIY site Instructables, has generously provided the world with a step-by-step guide on how to do this at home.

Things you will need: Scrap electronics / rubber gloves / rubber apron / goggles / hydrogen peroxide 3% / muriatic acid 31% / methyl hydrate 99.9% / funnel filter / 2 large glass containers / glass or plastic stirring stick / weigh scale / blow torch / borax / clay bowl (or any one that has a melting point of 500˚C - above that of gold) / measuring cup

Step 1a) Extracting gold from scraps: Collect any gold-containing metal scraps to which you have access, including jewellery, computer processors, old telephone wiring and gold tooth crowns. Keep in mind that outdated electronics are likelier to produce parts with a high enough level of gold to make the procedure worthwhile.

Step 1b) Extracting gold from scraps: Sort the gold - circuits that need cleaning, gold-plated parts, gold-plated pins, gold fingers and solid gold, large and small. Use a magnet to separate all gold-plated steel, which needs a different process from the demonstration here.

Step 2a) Stripping the gold fingers and clean circuits: Put the gold fingers and clean circuit boards into a coffee pot. In another container, mix 2 parts muriatic acid and 1 part hydrogen peroxide and add the mixture into the coffee pot until it just covers the scraps.

Step 2b) Stripping the gold fingers and clean circuits: Wait a week and give the mixture in the coffee pot a daily stir. While waiting, you can move on to processing your solid low grade gold parts.

Step 3) Your scale: Murchison says that his RCBS scale is accurate to 1/10th of a grain when set up right. Remember to zero your scale for the most accurate measurements.

Step 4a) Cupellation: Cupellation is a process where ores or alloyed metals are treated under high temperatures and controlled operations to separate noble metals, like gold and silver, from base metals like led, copper, zinc, and others present in the ore or alloyed metal. 'The process cannot separate silver from gold, but this is good enough for me,' says Murchison.

Step 4b) Cupellation: Weigh the solid pieces of low grade gold, burn the crap out of it until you get no more slag and it becomes a nice bright yellow bead, and then you weigh it after it cools.

Step 5a) Gold flakes and dust: A week has passed and it is time to collect your gold flakes and dust from your cleaned gold fingers and circuits. After a week the acid darkens and with a stir the flakes of gold can be seen floating around in the pot.

Step 5b) Gold flakes and dust: Pour the acid into a coffee filter. The acid passes through the filter, leaving the gold behind. Do not get rid of the acid just yet.

Step 5c) Gold flakes and dust: Dump the remaining gold fingers and circuits into a deep plastic tray and add water, sort out the cleaned gold parts, put the cleaned parts in the water and save the un-cleaned parts for re-dipping.

Step 5d) Gold flakes and dust: After you have sorted the circuit board parts, pour the water off through the coffee filter and flush with methyl hydrate to clean. Since the methyl hydrate is 99.9% methyl alcohol, it cleans and dries the gold flakes better and faster than water. Water will cling to the gold flakes and give you a false weight.

Step 6a) Using borax with your salvaged gold: The Borax Method is a technique of artisanal gold mining, with its basis in the principle that borax reduces the melting point of all minerals, including precious metals like gold. The melting point of gold is 1,063˚C, which is a higher temperature than can be obtained by cheap torches and burners.

Step 6b) Using borax with your salvaged gold: By adding borax to the heavy mineral concentrate, the melting point temperature decreases, allowing people to melt gold out of their concentrate and salvage. By using borax, no mercury flour is produced, and gold recovery increases.

Step 7a) Melting your gold flakes: Take your cleaned gold flakes and weigh them - this tells you how much weight you will lose in the melting. Heat your clay bowl and don't worry if the bowl cracks or splits.

Step 7b) Melting your gold flakes: Add borax to the hot bowl. When the borax melts, add the gold flakes and more borax then heat until you get a nice bead of gold.

Step 7c) Melting your gold flakes: Let the bead of gold cool and weigh to see how much of it was lost in the melting.

Step 8) Gold: There you have it - gold from electronics... Somewhere between 600 and 1600 bucks for 3 months' work. I think I will retire.

This guide first appeared on Instructables (http://www.instructables.com/id/Gold-recovery) and was reproduced with permission from J

10 ways to stop yourself from spending money

Stop spending? You can do it

Cheryl Leong

Simply Her

Saturday, Dec 28, 2013

We've all succumbed to the temptation to spend. But when you do it repeatedly, it can become a problem. "Excessive or impulsive spending is like a bad habit," says BJ Tan, senior debt consultant from Debt Reform, a local debt management company.
"You need to break the cycle slowly to successfully control it," he says.
Here are some strategies to help you.

1) Have a No-spending Day

Schedule a day or two each week when you spend on nothing but daily necessities, such as meals and transport, or items that you've already budgeted for.

2) Find your hourly rate

Take your monthly salary and divide it by the number of hours you work in a month - including overtime - to get your hourly rate, BJ says: "Knowing you'll need to work a certain number of hours to fund a purchase may make you think twice about buying it."

3) Scheduling Post-shopping Appointments

Settling a time limit on your shopping helps you to control your spending. "If you know that you're an impulsive shopper , give yourself as little leeway as possible," BJ advices.

4) Don't shop with just anyone

Whom you shop with influences your shopping habits, say BJ. "Shop with someone who's a rational spender-who is likely to help you to watch your money and make sure you don't part with it too readily." He adds that your shopping partner should not encourage you to buy everything you try on, unless it's within your budget.

5) Ask: "Do you really need it?"

"We can always find reason for 'needing' something. But before you hand over your money, stop and ask : 'if you need it badly, how have I gone for so long without it?' It's a simple question to put your spending into perspective, explains BJ

6) Shop like a man

Men are efficient shoppers- they take only what they need and spend less time in shops, reducing their chances of going home with an impulse buy

7) Beware The Checkout counter

Those sweets and treats beside the counters? They can add up, warns BJ. Before long, you could find yourself forking out an additional $5 to $10 for these goodies.

8) Control your mummy guilt

You know the drill - you're feeling guilty about not spending enough time with your kids, so next time you're out, you 'make-out' for it by buying them clothes, toys and treats.

9) Remember: Group-buying Deals Add Up

Group-buying websites send out daily updates on current and upcoming deals, tempting you to buy things you don't need, just because of the fabulous offers, says BJ. He adds : "It's like having a sale all the time - it helps you save money but it also make you want to buy something you don't need, just to take advantage of the savings."

10) Be patient

You really, really want that new tech gadget? Chances are, you can buy it for less if you hold out a little longer- and you can save towards its cost in the meantime, BJ shares his own experience: "My first television set many years ago was a 42 - inch plasma that was retailing at almost $15,000. I had only set a aside a budget of $1,000, so I waited almost two years until the price fell within that region before I finally bought it."

6 Surprisingly Salty Food Groups to Avoid

It's Not Just in the Shaker

If you want to do your heart a big favor, cut the salt.  A recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine finds that if every American had about a half-teaspoon less daily, it could reduce the annual number of new cases of coronary heart disease by 60,000; stroke by 32,000 and heart attacks by 54,000. A pinch less salt could also add up to some big healthcare savings: up to $24 billion. (Most of us actually consume more than the recommended daily limit of 2,300 mg., or about a teaspoon). But it's not as easy as skipping the salt shaker--about 75 percent of the sodium we consume comes from processed foods, say researchers. A new Institute of Medicine report recommends the government setnew standards for acceptable levels, and the FDA said it does plan to work with manufacturers to cut salt in food products over the next decade. What to do in the meantime? “Generally, the farther away you get from boxed or other prepared foods, the less salt you will consume, and the healthier you will be,” says Kristin Kirkpatrick, a registered dietitian with the Cleveland Clinic Foundation. Here are some common culprits to avoid.

Soups and Sauces

While canned soups and mixes, vegetables and pasta sauces sound healthy, the salt content of these goodies can be staggering. One cup of miso soup can contain more than 2,500 mg of sodium. That’s more than the entire recommended daily sodium intake.

Even one-half cup of canned carrots contains 300 mg. Pasta sauces are a sea of hidden salts, too. Just one-half cup of creamy Alfredo sauce can contain 1,050 mg of sodium. The smart choice: Look for low-salt versions of these types of prepared foods. Better yet: Make your own soup and sauces. That way you’ll know exactly how much salt you imbibe.

Sandwich Meats and Sides

Who doesn’t like a good deli sandwich and side salad for lunch? But these foods, too, can contain a sneaky serving of salt. Two slices of ham equals 739 mg of sodium. Ask for one cup of mac-n-cheese too and you’ve added another 1,061 mg to your luncheon salt lick. Even seafood sandwich fillers like a cup of tuna salad can contain up to 824 mg of salt.

If you indulge in these items during lunch, make sure you take it easy at dinner. Try three ounces of fresh orange roughy, which contains only 59 mg of salt, and one cup of unsalted fresh green beans (just 1 mg of salt).

Condiment Culprits

Salt isn’t the only flavoring to avoid. Condiments can add to your intake, too. One tablespoon of ketchup contains 167 mg of salt, and just one measly tablespoon of commercial Italian salad dressing contains 243 mg.

While these numbers may seem low, remember, few people use only one tablespoon of catsup on a burger, let alone one tablespoon of dressing on a salad. When you’re watching your sodium intake, every drop of dressing makes a difference.

Beware of Breakfast Treats

No one can argue with the need to start your day with a good breakfast. But even some of the most beloved breakfast treats contain a surprising amount of salt.

Popular cold and hot breakfast cereal can contain anywhere from 150 to nearly 300 mg of salt per serving. Three scrambled eggs add up to 513 mg. And even one pancake, made from a dry mix, contains 239 mg of sodium. (And, really, who can eat just one?) Try limiting yourself to one serving of a low-sodium cereal with low-fat milk. If you want something sweet, add some fresh berries.

Try Fresh, Not Fast or Frozen

Consider this: A frozen turkey and gravy dinner packs nearly 800 mg of salt. A six-inch submarine sandwich, made with cold cuts, has 1,651 mg of salt. A fast-food double cheeseburger, with condiments: 1,051 mg of salt.

The obvious answer is to avoid these types of foods. Or opt for “low-sodium” alternatives, which can contain less than 140 mg of sodium per serving. If you are going out to eat, remember that restaurant meals contain salt, too. The good news: most restaurants publish their menus and nutrition data online. And you can ask the chef to go sans salt.

Pass on the Pretzels

It’s no surprise that many of our favorite snacks are salty. Still, the numbers can seem shocking. Just one ounce of BBQ potato chips (or about 10 chips) contains 213 mg of sodium. Ten plain salted pretzels contain 814 mg of salt.

Fortunately, not all snacks are so salty. One good alternative: Try a cup of air-popped popcorn (without butter, of course). It contains a measly 1 mg of sodium. With numbers that low, you can even put a sprinkling of salt on top without feeling guilty. Want more data on the sodium content of your favorite foods?

Weird and wonderful travel gadgets

Phillip Tang 18 November 2013

Ranging from silly stocking fillers to useful travel items, these gadgets tackle problems that every traveller will recognise. Some of them just make us smile at their novelty, even if we won’t be using them. Oddly, no matter how ridiculous the items, they may still give you itchy feet for your next big trip.

Rufus Roo: a massive vest for carry-on luggage

Here’s a way to beat those budget airlines with their restrictive or non-existent hand-luggage restrictions. The Rufus Roo (www.rufusroo.com) is basically a long vest with extremely deep pockets that can fit a laptop and other heavy items. It looks like the inner lining of a very large overcoat and costs £35 (US$59) – but with fees of up to £100 for checking in excess luggage at the airport, it may well be worth it for an excess emergency. Though it sounds ridiculous, if it becomes really popular, the airlines will catch on. In the meantime, load up those pockets with all three volumes of The Lord of the Rings, a spare jumper and maybe a bag of apples for in-flight snacking. The vest also comes in the smaller Rufus Roo 4 Kids so you can enlist the help of your children too.

Ostrich Pillow: the pillow helmet with hand holes

If you have ever waited hours in an airport between flights, or taken an overnight train, you might not think the Ostrich Pillow (www.ostrichpillow.com) as silly as it looks. It's a large cushy helmet made of plush sweatshirt material in the shape of a massive bulb of garlic, with two holes to insert your hands. Inside your little world, no light enters and sound is muffled, letting you sleep sitting on an airport bench or face down on the plane's tray table. One noise we're not sure it will block out is the laughter of passersby, because it does look like comedic performance art. Another drawback is that it is a luggage-space hog and leaves you quite vulnerable while you’re in dreamland. There is a ‘light’ version – a thick, oversized eye mask – but where’s the fun in that?

 

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Shewee and Peebol: emergency toilets

The festival-famous device that assists women to pee standing up makes for a handy backup when your bus stops at a ‘toilet’ (ditch in the ground) you do not want to squat over. That's the Shewee (www.shewee.com), a glorified (specially shaped) plastic funnel. Its cousin, the Peebol, is a fancy, stiff plastic bag filled with absorbent granules that you pee into, converting the granules to a biodegradable gel. The Peebol is more of an emergency device for use on a bus in a developing country with no toilet and no stops. Or for those who'd rather their child go in a bag than the local toilet.

Scrubba Wash Bag: portable washing machine

Sometimes on your travels you just want to quickly wash a few pairs of underwear and some t-shirts without going to the laundromat. The Scrubba Wash Bag (thescrubba.com) makes hand washing easier, with its built-in plastic washboard bumps. You put in some clothes with water and shampoo, agitate the bag and, in a few minutes, you have clean clothes without getting your hands wet. It can fit a few pairs of underwear and socks and some t-shirts in one wash, and folds to the size of a soft-drink can for easy transport.

Wi-fi detector t-shirt

Exactly what it sounds like: this t-shirt (thinkgeek.com/product/991e) has a battery-powered light that glows when wi-fi is detected. The glowing animated bars change depending on signal strength. It's perfect for the wonderfully nerdy traveller.

USB travel iron

Who irons when they’re on holiday, anyway? If it’s just the odd wrinkle here and there that need smoothing, this USB-powered gadget the size of a pack of cards will smarten you up. It works more like a hair straightening iron than a regular clothes iron.

Re-Timer: jetlag goggles

Jetlag is the enemy of frequent flyers, who can find themselves tired, lacking concentration and just plain grumpy. Scientist-inventors at Flinders University in Australia claim that their invention, the Re-Timer (re-timer.com), can help these folks bounce back from their long-haul flight more quickly. The Re-Timer looks like a pair of ski goggles without the glass and emits a gentle green light into the eyes to rejig the wearer's natural body clock. Green light is claimed to be the most effective in changing the behaviour of a gland in the brain that triggers hormones for our circadian rhythms and sleep cycles. Travellers put on the device when they want to tell their body it's day, even though it may be dark in their current timezone. The USB-powered device isn’t cheap at AUD$299 (£170 or US$275), but may be worth it for frequent travellers.

Hand- and solar-powered phone chargers

You’re camping or on the side of the road with no access to power points, and your phone goes flat. You just need to make one phone call. Carrying a small backup battery is great for these occasions, but you need to remember to recharge it. Step in the hand-powered charger. It works like a fishing reel crank or rotary egg beater, giving you a few minutes of charge per few minutes' cranking, in a smartphone-sized package. You may end up with cramped hands but at least you can make that emergency call.

If you live in a country with dependable sunshine (eg not the UK) you can spare the extra effort and use a solar charger. A few minutes will give you a minimal charge, enough for some texts, but it will take eight hours to fully charge an iPhone.

 

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inReach SE: satellite messaging without a phone signal

This two-way satellite communication device has messaging capabilities outside of normal mobile-phone signal range. You can also pinpoint where you are with GPS and view maps. Older versions could only send text messages one way, but you can now send and receive SOS messages, even when there is no cellular phone signal. This is because it uses satellite networks and looks like the thick mobile phones with large antennas we remember from the '90s. This is great for hikers, campers and travellers to remote areas of the world, where a regular mobile phone won’t function for calls and texts. The inReach SE could actually be a lifesaving piece of kit, not just a novelty gadget – though Facebook and Twitter posting is available too.

Waterless toothbrush

You may have seen those gumball vending machines selling waterless toothbrushes at airports. There are a variety of these devices now, including big names such as the Colgate Wisp. They all work as a miniature brush with a small amount of toothpastelike material that you chew, brush or pick with. Being single-use only, they aren’t sustainable and only recommended if you really can’t wait to brush properly. Toothettes are a similar product that use a sponge head on a lollipop stick to ‘brush’ without water.

Air-conditioned jacket

Yes, you can buy a jacket that has two fans built into it. This is actually rather useful, or useless, depending on how bothered you are by heat. The Japanese (of course) bomber-jacket invention puffs up with air to cool you down for up to five hours, running on four AA batteries or USB recharging. Naturally it comes in different sizes and styles. Expect strange looks in public.

Phillip Tang loves etymology, foreign supermarkets and animated GIFs. Follow his sparkling rants and photos on travel, technology and how we humans live.

Can Certain Foods Give You the Blues?

Once again, food and mood go hand-in-hand. Duh!

By Amy Capetta - December 13, 2013

 

We’ve heard the saying before — you are what you eat. And if you’re feeling like crap, it may have something to do with eating it.
According to an article on Live Science, there are three types of foods that may have a negative affect on our emotions — refined grains, soft drinks and fast food.
The term “refined grains” covers the “white” category — white pasta, white rice, white bread and so on. If pasta being placed on the forbidden list sounds familiar, it’s because the Harvard School of Public Health announced less than two months ago that women who ate refined grains were 29 to 42 percent more likely to suffer from depression.
Another food mentioned in that Harvard study that took place over a 12-year period…soda, item number two in this latest article.
And last, and definitely least, is fast food, which includes exactly what you think it does — burgers, pizza, fries, etc. People who regularly consumed meals from this food group have a 37 percent chance of battling depression, state researchers from Spain say.
For years, science has been telling us there is a definite connection between food and mood. If you’re not buying it, ponder this for a minute — think about the times you’ve been stressed about something or you’ve been celebrating something…didn’t food play some role in either (or both) of these circumstances?
And let’s be serious — the majority of us are diving for the “bad stuff.” This theory reminds me of a quote from Sherri Shepherd: “I’ve never heard anyone say, 'He broke my heart -- I need a plate of steamed broccoli!'”

Best shopping destinations in the world revealed

For many who go on trips, a holiday cannot be complete without a good round of shopping. In some global cities, retail tourism is one of their main attractions and drive for its economy. American news media CNN consulted international experts Donegar Creative Services and Marie Bergfelt on the cities to have the best shopping experience. The company also publishes the Globe Shopper City Index - a guide to the best shopping cities around the world.These global cities are compared against each other on four main categories - accessibility, value and variety of its products, and the overall quality of the shopping experience.

According to the survey, the city must be convenient to get to and get around. It must also have a wide variety of goods and services.

The cost of the items available were also averaged out to find its value and compared against the other cities. This is to find out if the customer can get the same item at a more affordable price in another city. The last factor is the quality of service provided by the sales employees, and the beauty of the city. The results showed that out of its top 12 cities listed, four of them are in Asia. For people in Singapore, the top shopping cities in the world are just a short plane or car ride away. Find out which cities are ranked the best shopping places in the world.

12. Seoul, South Korea

Getting around: 4 Value: 7 Variety: 4 Experience: 6 = Total: 21
According to the survey, South Korea has a 'serious addiction to shopping. South Korea recorded more credit card transactions per person than any other country in 2011. It also said that all shop vendors are required by law to accept credit cards no matter how low the price.

In other words, "cash only, please" is probably unheard of there. The city also has a good mix of the old and new, said the Globe Shopper Index. The guide recommends the Seoul Folk Flea Market, Namdaemun Market and Gyeongdong Market for a shopping spree of more traditional goods.Seoul is also known to have four seasons. Thus, tourists can hit the beach for a tan or the slopes for a ski, after their shopping trips.

Some night shopping places in Seoul closes as late as 11pm, said the survey.

The city is also rich in history.

After shopping, visit one of their attractions such as the restored Namdaemun Gate (above) in Seoul.

The city is easily accessible by its well-connected train system.

11. Milan, Italy

Getting around: 5 Value: 5 Variety: 4 Experience: 8 = Total: 22

The next city in the list is Milan in Italy - home to some of the world's biggest names in luxury fashion such as Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace.

One of the best places to shop at is the Quadrilatero della Moda or Quadrilatero d'Oro. Many of their shopping places are housed inside buildings with beautiful architecture.

Even though the city may have the world's biggest brands, many of the local boutiques have top quality goods as well, including the ones at their outlet malls.

To get to any of them, one can hop onto their inter-city trams or even simply by walking.

If not, hop on a vespa and zoom to your next shopping place.

According to the guide, the streets are lined with jewellers, boutiques and lifestyle showrooms so one can easily stop and shop, or just browse.


10. Madrid, Spain

Getting around: 6 Value: 6 Variety: 4 Experience: 7 = Total: 23
Just a short plane ride from Milan, Madrid holds the 10th position for best shopping city.

It is also ranked third for best prices on general luxury items in the Globe Shopper Index.
One can get not only luxury goods, but also traditional goods such as comb ornaments or unique goods such as statement umbrellas with engraved silver handles.

The city is also known for its love for football and its gorgeous landscape. After a round of shopping, tourists can take a walk across the Plaza Mayor or visit one of the many museum.

9. Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Getting around: 6 Value: 6 Variety: 8 Experience: 4 = Total: 24
It is not surprising to find Dubai in this list. It is one of the world's most beautiful and richest cities.

This kingdom is known to have enormous malls such as the Mall of Dubai and the Mall of the Emirates.


Their malls are not just regular shopping places, but full-service family entertainment complexes containing theme parks, waterfalls, Olympic-sized skating rinks and even an indoor ski resort.

After a day of shopping, one can 'browse' the many types of aquatic species at the aquarium and underwater zoo at the Mall of Dubai, one of the biggest malls in the UAE.

Dubai may be known to be one of the world's most expensive cities but during its annual Dubai Shopping Festival in January and February, one can find many great discounts on fashion and electronics, up to 70 per cent off, said the survey.


8. Vienna, Austria

Getting around: 6 Value: 8 Variety: 3 Experience: 8 = Total: 25


Even though Vienna is known to have the earliest closing hours around, it still ranks in the top 10 of this list, coming in at number eight, said Globe Shopper Index.
It is known as one of the best places to shop for luxury goods, coming in second on the Index for total cost of high-end items, said the survey.
Other than shopping, Vienna is known to be a beautiful and historically rich city of government buildings, opera houses and museums.

To fuel up for more rounds of shopping, tourists can eat their way along 1.5 kilometers of 120 food vendors flogging local eats from kaiserschmarrn (dessert pancakes) to exotic cheeses at the Naschmarkt.

7. Buenos Aires, Argentina

Getting around: 6 Value: 8 Variety: 6 Experience: 7 = Total: 27


One can find knick-knacks and unique finds at a flea market.

Or, head down streets filled with boutiques selling top quality leather and fashion apparel.

6. Hong Kong, China

The first Asian city to appear on the list is Hong Kong.

The Chinese-city is filled with a wide variety of goods from the flea market items to high-end luxury products.

The city is well-connected by its inter-city train system and also affordable taxis.

Almost every area the city has places to shop at that simply walking around by foot, one can browse and buy at the same time.
According to Global Shopper City Index research, Hong Kong salespeople are 'borderline stalkers'. They will follow you around the store and help you find the item you want.

If there is nothing you want, they will still find you something in the end.

Getting around: 10 Value: 5 Variety: 6 Experience: 7 = Total: 28
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Hong Kong is a great shopping city also due to its avant-garde and bespoke fashion. One can get artfully-ripped stockings or a high-end luxury jewellery symbolising harmony or good fortune from one of their jewellery boutiques. -

The city is not only well-connected by their underground train system, one can also cross the city via their ferries, and get a view of its skyscrappers.

5. Paris, France

Getting around: 6 Value: 6 Variety: 8 Experience: 9 = Total: 29

Paris is a city not only known for its high-end luxury shopping, but also for its many world-famous museums and structures like the Eiffel Tower and the Louvre

Paris houses some of the best departmental stores like Printemps and Galleries Lafayette, and also top fashion labels like Louis Vuitton.

The survey said when one shops in Paris, they are not just buying ordinary items, they are buying a lifestyle.

4. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Getting around: 6 Value: 10 Variety: 8 Experience: 6 = Total: 30

It is impossible for Malaysia's capital city not to make it in this ranking with three of the world's 10 largest malls located in Kuala Lumpur alone.

One of the malls, 1 Utama, the world's fourth-largest mall, houses more than 650 shops, said the survey.

Getting around is easy with its well-connected and affordable public transportation system. -

Their year end sale starts during the festive period of November to January.

According to the survey, Kuala Lumpur is ranked high due to its "winning combination" of high quality shopping, affordable prices and reliable sales service.

3. London, England

Getting around: 6 Value: 6 Variety: 10 Experience: 9 = Total: 31

London may be known for its high prices but the Globe Shopper Index still ranks the British capital city as a top fashion shopping destination for its variety of international brands. –

London is known for its bold fashion variety and lifestyle products to stock your home with.

One can find such items at Great Marlborough Street or Dover Street Market.

London is such a picturesque city that many of its streets have been used as a filming location for movies. Examples include Notting hill, The Parent Trap and Love Actually. –

2. Tokyo, Japan

Getting around: 8 Value: 8 Variety: 9 Experience: 9 = Total: 34

According to the survey, the Tokyo shopping experience begins at the department store.

Tokyo is a city highly ranked for its customer service, and shoppers can walk in and be treated like royalty, said the Globe Shopper Index.

Tokyo may be known to be an expensive city, but one can find many good bargains in one of its flea markets and shops along their busy shopping areas like Shinjuku and Shibuya.

In Isetan, one of their major department stores, customers can find employees who speak English, Mandarin and even Korean to help them with their shopping needs.

These shopping consultants can help with explaining the different products and also offer you advice on your shopping, said the research.

Tokyo offers not only the latest and most avant-garde fashion, it also has delicious street foods and attractions for the tourists to indulge in after their shopping trips. - See more at:

1. New York City, United States

Getting around: 8 Value: 7 Variety: 10 Experience: 10 = Total: 35

New York City is one of the most diversified cities in the world, said the Globe Shopper City Index, and thus, offers shoppers a multi-cultural experience.

From its luxury shopping on Fifth Avenue to unique finds in Greenwich village, New York City offers shoppers the best shopping experience, coming in at number one.

New York City offers not only uptown luxury goods, but also the low-end affordable discount items.

One can find sales at different corners of the city, offering up low prices for street fashion and knick-knacks

Culturally-diversed New York City is also home to festivals and events happening throughout the year.

From the Macy's Thanksgiving parade to an impromptu street dance, shoppers can have a unique holiday while hitting the 'Big Apple'.

Other than great shopping, New York City is also home to its famous Broadway shows such as award-winning musicals Book of Mormon, Legally Blonde: The Musical and Avenue Q.

Urban myths about flying debunked

Online travel site Smarter Travel has compiled a list of such urban legends about air travel that have been circulating for years, and debunked them with scientific explanations and a bit of common sense.
1. Airlines dump waste off the plane According to Smarter Travel, so many people believe that airlines dump waste (human and trash) off the plane that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) released a fact sheet to dispute the rumour. The fact sheet explained that the flight crew are unable to even dump any unwanted trash or waste due to the mechanics of the plane. The myth that people have been hit by blue fluids, similar to to frozen airplane toilet water, is probably just an on-going circulating rumour.
2. Using gadgets on the plane can cause crashes Being asked to turn off phones and tablets before a flight is not uncommon. However, is it really true that electronics pose safety hazard? Smarter Travel said this is untrue. If electronics are so dangerous, passengers would probably be asked to pack them in their luggage instead of their hand-carry. In a Smarter Travel report, FAA even announced that they are re-considering the ban of electronic devices on the plane. Smarter Travel also revealed that pilots are even allowed to bring their iPads into the cockpit. If so, why not a Kindle?
3. Recirculated air on the plane can make you ill Do you fall sick after travelling? It is most likely not due to the air that you breathed in on the plane. Smarter Travel said the air in the cabin is filtered air which has more than 99 per cent of bacteria and viruses removed.If you fall ill after a trip, it is probably due to germs and bacteria on other items you have touched or encountered.
4. The food served on the plane tastes bad Airplane food is known across the different companies to be generally bad. But is the food itself really the culprit? A study by the University of Manchester revealed that the loud noise from the plane's engines could be to blame. The constant background noise is said to cause a distraction to the passenger and cause their perception on airline food to tilt to the negative side, said the study. Above: A meal served on a business class flight on Singapore Airlines According to online reports, in-flight meals are revamped regularly and are made under strict quality control.The unsavoury meals could be due to some items that are served are microwaved beforehand.
5. It is possible to open the aircraft doors during mid-flight It has been seen in movies that passengers can easily pry open the airplane doors during a flight, but is this really do-able Other than in movies, there are also stories circulating online of people opening the airplane doors in mid-air, said Smarter Travel. However, this is just another myth, reported Smarter Travel. The air pressure in the cabin is so high compared to the exterior, that it is 'physically impossible' for anybody to open an airplane door.
6. Brace positions are actually not safer for the passenger According to Smart Travel, some people believe that the brace positions are put in place to help preserve the passengers' teeth - to make the body identification process easier in case of a crash. Another rumour that people believe is that the position is designed to 'break' the passengers' neck and let them have a quicker death - as a death settlement is cheaper than an injury compensation, said Smart Travel. Smart Travel said those rumours are false and that the brace position can actually save lives. By placing your head on the seat in front of you, it can reduce the risk of head trauma in a plane crash.
7. Pilots are not flying the planes these days Even though the auto-pilot mode exists, pilots are still needed to control the planes for take-offs and landing. Auto-pilot mode is mainly used when the plane is cruising, and even so, the pilot is still needed to monitor the plane closely and make adjustments accordingly.
8. The airplane toilet can 'suck' you in In 2002, a report online claimed that a woman got suck into a toilet onboard a plane after pressing the 'Flush' button while she was still seated.The article reportedly said the flush had 'sucked' her buttocks and she was unable to extract herself from the seat.She was only freed the plane landed and ground technicians came to her rescue. This story, which was even ran by the BBC, turned out to be fabricated. Even if the person was temporary stuck, the passenger will be able to free himself/herself when the flushing motion stopped.The story can be found in a forum on Airlines.net.
9. People get drunk faster on the plane Do people get drunk quicker while flying? Smart Travel does not think so. According to Smart Travel, studies have been done to prove that drinking on the plane does not make one more intoxicated than drinking on the ground. However, as alcohol and air travel can dehydrate a person more, the hangover could be more severe. It might even give the impression that the alcohol had a greater effect on the body.

How to choose the 'perfect' diamond?

Singapore - Buying a diamond is a costly investment and careful consideration is needed when making such a purchase.
In a video created by news and entertainment site Business Insider, Brian Driscoll explains the tips and ways to pick the right diamond. Driscoll is an instructor at the Gemological Institute of America.
When people pick a diamond, they usually follow the 4 Cs - cut, clarity, colour and carat weigh. However, there are other factors to consider before one makes their purchase.
Firstly, one should decide and set a budget before stepping into a jeweller. Diamonds may be tiny but they can cost hundreds and even thousands.
Secondly, the shopper should also shortlist the boutiques that they wish to visit. According to Driscoll, he prefers to choose a boutique which has a good reputation so that they will stand by their products. He also asks his friends and people he knows on which shops he should go.
Thirdly, after entering the jeweller, Driscoll said one should ask if the diamond comes with a lab report so that the jewel has certification and is authentic.
After these considerations are settled, Driscoll will then decide on the diamond with the 4 rules of choosing the diamond. The rules determine the value of the diamond.
Clarity refers to the amount of transparency in the product, said Driscoll. A highly-priced diamond should be clear and not have any blemishes on the surface when looked through the light or microscope. The diamond should not have any 'things' inside. These 'things' called inclusions, explained Driscoll, affect the transparency.
Cut refers to the shape or style of the diamond. According to reports online, round brilliant and princess are the two most popular cuts chosen for engagement rings. These two cuts are known as 'modern cuts', and according to Driscoll, there are 'infinite' number of cuts that one can choose from.
Coloured diamonds are 'very rare', said Driscoll, but it is possible to see hints of colour like yellow or brown inside the precious stone. Diamonds are colour-graded starting with D, which is colourless, to Z which is light colour. The colour of the diamond is decided by comparing it with diamond masterstones in the laboratories, said Driscoll.
Lastly, the size of the diamond is determined by its carat weight. The precious jewel starts off as an un-cut stone, then it is given to the cutter who will make it even more beautiful 'ten-fold', said Driscoll. The weight of the diamond is affected by its shape. As such, these 4 rules are inter-related.
Take a look at the steps to choose a diamond.
 
 In a video created by news and entertainment site Business Insider, Brian Driscoll (above) explains the tips and ways to pick the right diamond.
 
 Driscoll is an instructor at the Gemological Institute of America.
 
 When people pick a diamond, they usually follow the 4 Cs - cut, clarity, colour and carat weigh.
 
 However, there are other factors to consider before one makes their purchase.
 
 Firstly, one should decide and set a budget before stepping into a jeweller. Diamonds may be tiny but they can cost hundreds and even thousands.
 
 

Secondly, the shopper should also shortlist the boutiques that they wish to visit. According to Driscoll, he prefers to choose a boutique which has a good reputation so that they will stand by their products.














 

He also asks his friends and people he knows on which shops he should go.



























































Thirdly, after entering the jeweller, Driscoll said one should ask if the diamond comes with a lab report so that the jewel has certification and is authentic.

30 Calming Foods for a More Stress-Free Life

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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Swiss Chard This versatile leafy green is loaded with magnesium, which is considered by many nutrition experts as the ultimate “anti-stress” mineral. “Magnesium helps muscles and nerves relax,” says Rachel Fiske, a nutrition consultant and personal trainer in San Francisco, CA. According to Fiske, a deficiency in magnesium can lead to high blood pressure, unregulated blood sugar and headaches. Talk about stress. To de-stress: Steam, lightly sauté or toss one cup of Swiss chard into a good, hearty soup (right before serving) to reap the benefits. 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Cauliflower Cauliflower is high in fiber, which promotes healthy digestion and elimination. If stress causes constipation or other digestive problems, bulk up on this veggie. To de-stress: Steam half a cup of cauliflower and mash (as you would potatoes) with some olive oil and spices and serve it as a guilt-free side dish to basically any entrée! 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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To de-stress: Slice asparagus thin and enjoy raw with your favorite dressing or lightly steam or boil it (make sure it retains its natural crunch and color) and add to a pasta dish or salad. Just one cup should help you restore your mood-enhancing serotonin levels. 8 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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Single View View All 12 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Salmon Like tuna, wild caught salmon (as opposed to farmed) is high in omega-3 fatty acids, which contribute to a healthy mood and optimal brain function. Try eating more salmon to keep your cognitive abilities sharp and your attitude positive as you battle the week ahead. To de-stress: Again, just four ounces of this brain food will do. Try it with your new red-pepper salsa in this Salsa-Roasted Salmon recipe. Single View View All 13 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Coconut Water High in potassium and magnesium, coconut water is naturally fortified with minerals and free of added sugar. It’s particularly good post-exercise for rehydrating and re-energizing. To de-stress: Choose an unsweetened 100 percent pure brand with no added preservatives or flavorings. Be sure to check the label! For best results, enjoy 8 to 12 ounces daily. Single View View All 14 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Sardines These small fatty fish are a wonderful source of brain-boosting omega-3 fatty acids, says Ross. Plus, it’s just a handy protein to have in the pantry. To de-stress: Spoon some of the fish on a cracker and season with freshly ground black pepper and a little cayenne for an appetizer or try in this Greek Salad recipe. 15 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Tulsi Tea Also known as holy basil, tulsi tea is revered in India and touted for its many medicinal and nutritive properties. Several studies show that it can decrease stress hormones and corticosteroids, lower levels of which are associated with improved mental clarity and memory, says Chris Kilham, an ethnobotanist at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. To de-stress: Steep a teabag for two to five minutes and sip, either hot or cold. Enjoy 2 to 4 cups for optimal benefits. Single View View All 16 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Walnuts High in omega-3 fatty acids, B vitamins and magnesium (all of which support metabolism, reduce stress and improve mood), walnuts provide excellent nutrition for the brain,” says Arthur. To de-stress: Mix a quarter cup of walnuts into a salad or cereal for additional texture and brain-boosting power. Single View View All 17 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Turkey This white meat is a good source of l-tryptophan, the precursor to serotonin and a “feel good” hormone responsible for promoting restful, rejuvenating sleep and fending off depression and suboptimal moods. To de-stress: Roast 4 ounces of organic or free-range turkey and slice up for sandwiches or salads. Single View View All 18 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Beef Grass-fed and organic beef is both high in anti-inflammatory omega-3 fats and zinc. When it’s lean, it’s a great source of low-fat protein. To de-stress: Sauté 4 ounces of ground beef with onions, spoon it onto some lettuce and wrap it up for a protein-rich, low-carb “taco” or try this Roast Beef with Mustard, Rosemary and Horseradish recipe. Single View View All 19 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Eggs Often maligned as artery-clogging and cholesterol-rich, eggs are full of nutrients like vitamins, minerals and good fats -- all of which help release endorphins (the brain’s chemicals that “amplify pleasure and make pain more tolerable,” according to Ross). To de-stress: Poach, fry, scramble or boil one or two eggs for a healthy protein boost any time of day. Single View View All 20 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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Single View View All 21 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Chicken Organic, free-range chicken that is free of antibiotics and hormones is a healthy source of protein and amino acids, the building blocks of protein, necessary to support a healthy immune system and prevent fatigue and weakness. To de-stress: Grill it, slice it and add it to salad for a healthy meal. It also doesn’t hurt to have an ultimate go-to Roast Chicken recipe in your back pocket. As with most proteins, 4 ounces per meal should do the trick. Single View View All 22 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. 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If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Shiitake mushrooms Popular in Asian cultures, these vitamin C-rich mushrooms are known to help protect the immune system and increase vitality. “During times of chemical, emotional, psychological or physiological stress, the urinary system excretes vitamin C at a significantly increased rate, thereby elevating the body’s needs for vitamin C during these times,” says Michael Murray, N.D., author of Encyclopedia of Nutritional Supplements. 23 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Carrots These root vegetables are high in beta-carotene, a potent antioxidant that helps support the immune system. To de-stress: Great raw with hummus, carrots can also be steamed, sautéed, roasted and glazed. Just 4 ounces should do the trick! Single View View All 24 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Green Tea Green tea is a good source of cleansing chlorophyll, anti-inflammatory flavonoids and soothing magnesium, says Arthur. It’s also high in antioxidants -- making it one of the more beneficial beverage choices you can make. To de-stress: Replace your second cup of coffee during the day with this more nutrient-packed and tasty beverage. Single View View All 25 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Kale Also ranked as one of the world’s healthiest foods by Mateljan, kale is a good source of vitamin C, manganese and l-tryptophan. To de-stress: Sauté one cup of kale with some olive oil, garlic and lemon juice or chop it raw and add to salads. Single View View All 26 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Blueberries Like other berries and rich-colored fruits, blueberries contain plant nutrients (or anthocyanins) that protect against some chronic diseases, especially those caused by chronic stress. To de-stress: Toss a half a cup in yogurt, cereal or a smoothie for a healthy dessert or breakfast. Single View View All 27 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Sweet Potatoes Healthier and sweeter than their white cousin, sweet potatoes are an excellent source of beta-carotene, dietary fiber and potassium (which can protect your body from the effects of stress). Be sure to leave the skin intact! To de-stress: Swap out white potatoes for everything from mashed potatoes to French fries. Single View View All 28 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Extra Virgin Olive Oil This staple is rich in polyphenols, which can help keep inflammation down, especially in times of stress. To de-stress: Replace your bottled, store-bought salad dressings with a simple, homemade olive oil vinaigrette. One to two tablespoons is all you need to reap the benefits. Single View View All 29 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Turmeric A cousin of the ginger root, turmeric contains curcumin, a compound that suppresses inflammation and supports liver health. To de-stress: A half a teaspoon of this bright orange spice on any veggie or meat dish will kick up its flavor and nutritional benefits. You can also try cooking with more curry, a spice blend that contains turmeric. Single View View All 30 of 31 Previous Next More From iVillage Court papers: Ohio boy not told he'd be given up NBC News Mother who drowned 3 children in bathtub gives birth while incarcerated NBC News Ho, Ho, Hilarious! 53 Ridiculously Awkward Holiday Photos this site 'Bethenny' grills Kate Gosselin on where her money went TODAY The Most Outrageous Inappropriate Kids' Halloween Costumes, Ever this site More From Around the Web Healthy Eating for Osteoarthritis Arthritis Today 10 High Calorie Foods You Should Never Eat Before Going To Bed Healthier Foods How Your Nails Can Tell You if You're Sick Shape More Good News About Atkins colette_heimowitz's Blogs 5 Tricks to Banish Under Eye Circles Polished Comments 7 What do you think? 800 Characters Remaining Plantsarecool Plantsarecool replied 1 month ago I just Tickle my TickleMe plant and watch how the leaves fold up. It is very soothing to see how the TickleMe plant reacts to being tickled and so much fun to grow Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Guest Guest replied 5 months ago In India near sea-shore, we get ample of pure tender coconut water for Rs.10/- or Rs.15/- as required with thick or thin coconut in it. The person selling it, just cut the outer cover of it and give straw to drink or pour in a plastic bag if anybody requires to take it at home and also cut the pieces of inner part of tender coconut and gives us. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate lonelywolf73 lonelywolf73 replied 6 months ago I agree Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate barbie2140 barbie2140 replied 8 months ago I have my son massage my feet, or take a long hot bath Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate -UnPrEdIcTaBlE-Yahoo -UnPrEdIcTaBlE- replied 9 months ago i start by taking deep breaths then i go for a walk or i do crafts. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate md5299 md5299 replied 10 months ago These are not sardines,they are mackerel,a fisherman. Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate CIGGYPOOtwitter CIGGYPOO replied 10 months ago I don't handle stress well, so I avoid it at all cost. If I should encounter it I breathe deeply or do some type of physical work (then I get a lot done) Reply Flag as inappropriateFlag Inappropriate Results 1 - 7 out of 71 Celery Celery’s ability to reduce blood pressure has long been recognized by Chinese medicine practitioners, says Mateljan. This munch-able vegetable contains phthalides, compounds that relax the muscles of the arteries that regulate blood pressure and allow the vessels to dilate thus reducing high blood pressure, a common symptom of too much stress. To de-stress: Chop up half a cup and use it as the base of any soup. And make sure you don’t forget it in your tuna or egg salads.