Fasting! I have been fasting intermittently for about 15 years and recently I decided to do a 5 day water fast to try to help my body heal itself. During this video I share my experience each day as ...

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Chris is a writer and editor with over 10 years of experience covering games and has a bachelor's degree in History from the University of Central Lancashire. He's mainly focused on guides, but has ...

I attended a public event with my husband — his first big outing after a serious bike crash that left him with multiple injuries and a 2½-week hospital stay. He’s well known in the community, so as he ...

I’ve been helping to care for my elderly parents for six years. I consider it a privilege. Yet lately I’ve felt overwhelmed—exhausted by sustained fear, grief, chaos and, yes, frustration. I know I ...

Buddah Bless hasn’t spent a lot of time waxing poetic about mental health. Kicking back during a recent November Zoom call, he eschews rote wellness talking points in favor of straight talk. “Not to ...

You’ll encounter several unforgiving challenges in Where Winds Meet, from grueling dungeons to punishing boss battles, so healing is a must. Thankfully, there are ways to heal yourself so you can stay ...

Dried pasta is largely made up of flour and water, and cooking it to the right degree is no less than an art form. While making fresh pasta is largely considered the superior approach for some plated ...

How do you unlock the Panacea Fan in Where Winds Meet? You don't have to commit to being a martial arts medical doctor in Where Winds Meet just to unlock this handy weapon type and the healer class.

The main way to heal yourself is via a mechanic called Bind. As you fight enemies, a small bar that looks like a spool of thread under your health bar will fill up. When it is full, you can perform ...

God has called us to be relational by loving him and one another. The cross illustrates this by showing that we relate to God vertically and with people horizontally. If you do not relate to people, ...