#Breathing

Author: Aleksandra Slijepcevic / Source: Lifehack Our partners are mirrors to our true self. By embracing a partner yoga practice with one another, we not only lean on each other for support – literally and metaphorically – but we also exercise our vulnerability with one another. Science has

Author: Exuperist / Source: Neatorama Many proponents of digital detoxing would tell us that there are several benefits to switching off our phones and our laptops for a time to take a break. Unplugging can definitely give us the breathing space we need to recollect ourselves, to pause and

Author: Andrew Heinzman / Source: reviewgeek.com Don’t you love the smell of dog breath in the morning? No? Well, grab one of these great dog toothpastes and scrub the stench away. Dental hygiene is important for dogs, just like it is for humans. While dogs don’t eat nearly as much sugar as

Author: Frank Jacobs / Source: Big Think Dirty air is an invisible killer, but an effective one. More than 9,000 people die prematurely in London each year due to air pollution, a recent study estimates. This map visualizes the worst places to breathe in Central London. The Great Smog of

Author: Maria Temming / Source: Science News A new smartphone app may help people who shoot up alone get medical treatment if they accidentally overdose. The app, dubbed Second Chance, monitors its user for breathing problems that foreshadow an opioid overdose (SN: 3/31/18, p. 18). In an