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Token Timer – Easily Limit Time for TV, Video Games, Internet and Mobile – – Amazon.com

Token Timer – Easily Limit Time for TV, Video Games, Internet and Mobile – – Amazon.com

 

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  • Powerful parenting tool that teaches children valuable time management and promotes healthy living.
  • Installs in seconds on almost any device globally… accepting 0-250AC input voltages.
  • Durable and secure with tamper detection and notifications.
  • Includes 20 chrome plated, steel tokens that your children will want to earn.
  • Perfect solution for limiting wifi and all related mobile devices.

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The 2018 ‘Dirty Dozen’

The 2018 'Dirty Dozen'

Each year, the Environmental Working Group releases a “Dirty Dozen” list of fruits and vegetables that contain the highest level of residual pesticides as decided by government tests. However, the most recent Pesticide Data Program report issued by the US Department of Agriculture indicates that when pesticide residues are found on foods, they are nearly always at levels below the human tolerance limits set by the US Environmental Protection Agency.

Source: The 2018 ‘Dirty Dozen’

How to lose weight if you’re addicted to food, according to a cognitive scientist who struggled for years

How to lose weight if you're addicted to food, according to a cognitive scientist who struggled for years

Losing weight is tough work, but for some people, it can be especially hard. Susan Pierce Thompson, a cognitive scientist who struggled for decades with her weight, advocates a radical approach to eating that goes against popular nutritional wisdom. Instead of “everything in moderation,” Thompson advises her clients to set up clear boundaries against foods that they are at a high risk for overeating. The approach won’t work for everyone, she cautions, but it could be a “path to freedom” for others.

Source: How to lose weight if you’re addicted to food, according to a cognitive scientist who struggled for years

10 Tips for Starting Yoga at 50+

Exercise may improve thinking in sedentary seniors with cognitive decline

Medical practitioners and health-focused websites are increasingly recommending yoga to those of middle age and up, perhaps because yoga can help make you more flexible and mobile, improve your balance, reduce age-related changes in gait, increase your energy, reduce chronic pain and addictive behavior, decrease the risk of heart attacks and strokes, alleviate depression and anxiety, improve sleep quality, and even slow the effects of aging on a cellular level. Older adults seem to be listening.

Source: 10 Tips for Starting Yoga at 50+

Seasoning your cast iron pan isn’t enough

Cast iron is strange mixture of incredibly durable and unusually delicate—especially for a cooking implement. The metal is physically sturdy, but also highly reactive, which means even a droplet of water left in the pan can leave a rust spot. To protect that nice black surface, you must coat it with a thin layer of oil, a process called seasoning.

Original Article: Seasoning your cast iron pan isn’t enough