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Chew On This: Experimental Gum Reduces Omicron In Saliva, A Potential COVID-19 Symptom

Sexual dysfunction and hair loss may be some of the most common symptoms of chronic Omicron and COVID

The Pros and Cons of a Government-Owned Public Utility

Some say the government would do a better job than private owners at running public utilities, because it would be more accountable to citizens and more likely to keep costs down over time.

The Sensual Side of Damiana

Damiana (Turnera diffusa) has been used in folk medicine for centuries in order to treat ailments such as headache, bedwetting, depression, nervous stomach, and constipation; for prevention and treatment of sexual problems; boosting and maintaining mental and physical stamina; and as an aphrodisiac. Its name comes from the Nahuatl word totoniom which means little demon or little devil because of its reputation as an aphrodisiac.

Meet Angel Ialpiel: Angel of Transformation

People often believe they must go through the hard times to get to the good times. This isn’t always true, especially if you turn to the angels of transformation, one of whom is Angel Ialpiel, known as the angel of sustenance.

The Evils of Pollution: Why We Can’t Ignore the Problem Any Longer

if we want to continue living in this world, we have to be willing to work together to solve the problems it poses, including pollution.

The Power of Discernment: How to Make Sound Judgments and Achieve Your Goals

It takes discernment to judge character accurately.

Why We Shouldn’t Judge Others on Their Path to Ascension

It’s everyone’s prerogative to make their own choices, even if they are different from ours or those of our family members or friends. What’s important isn’t how they get there but that they eventually do arrive at their intended destination.

What is beauty?

The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious, said Albert Einstein in his book The World as I See It. What is beauty? We all have different qualities–physical traits, intelligence, and emotional maturity. How do we choose what is beautiful to us? And why? Where do we draw the line between someone who has a beautiful face and someone who doesn’t? Or what if they have high levels of intelligence or emotional maturity–do those things make them more beautiful than someone with an attractive body but less smarts or maturity?

7 Tips for Dealing with Bullies, No Matter Your Age

When does bullying become too much? Wondering what to do about it?

Animal Cruelty is a Warning Sign of a Serious Mental Disturbance

Do you ever wonder whether to get involved when you see an animal being mistreated?