Kathleen Ferraro
Copywriter and Content Strategist at Freelance
copywriter @stridehealth + freelance writer @bustle @LIVESTRONG_COM @outsidemagazine @TravelLeisure. @MedillSchool & doc @MTAFmovie. Views me own😎
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2 days ago |
verywellhealth.com | Kathleen Ferraro
Whether pulling an all-nighter or pushing through a mid-afternoon slump, energy drinks are the perfect pick-me-up. But behind that burst of energy lies a potent mix of caffeine, sugar, and stimulants that can raise your blood pressure and negatively affect your health. “Caffeine can temporarily raise blood pressure by blocking adenosine, a chemical that helps relax blood vessels,” saidMichelle Routhenstein, MS, RD, CDCES, a cardiology dietitian at Entirely Nourished.
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3 days ago |
self.com | Kathleen Ferraro
After my dad died unexpectedly, nothing seemed to touch the emotional and physical weight of the grief. It lived in my body—tight in my chest, heavy in my stomach, painful in my muscles. Traditional therapy felt like talking in circles. Grief counseling fell flat. But brainspotting? That cracked something open.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Kathleen Ferraro
Dumitru/Adobe StockAfter my dad died unexpectedly, nothing seemed to touch the emotional and physical weight of the grief. It lived in my body—tight in my chest, heavy in my stomach, painful in my muscles. Traditional therapy felt like talking in circles. Grief counseling fell flat. But brainspotting? That cracked something open.
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1 week ago |
verywellhealth.com | Kathleen Ferraro |Nick Blackmer
TikTok creators have been raving about an unexpected remedy for bloating: applying castor oil inside the belly button. While castor oil has been used as a laxative in the past, no scientific evidence supports using it topically for bloating. Castor oil has some legitimate health applications, and it’s been used in traditional medicine for centuries. Still, putting it in your belly button to relieve digestive issues is probably too good to be true.
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1 week ago |
verywellhealth.com | Kathleen Ferraro
Love or hate them, sardines are making waves in heart health discussions. These small, oily fish are nutritional powerhouses loaded with omega-3s, vitamin D, and other nutrients. Adding sardines to your diet can have multiple benefits for your health. Sardines are among the richest sources of omega-3s and may have anti-inflammatory properties.
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Trailer is here! @peggysfriendkim is the only living person without the sense of touch or pain, & something we all share may be the reason she not only survived, but thrived. Join her & @kimsfriendpeggy in the hunt for answers with @ChicagoITM @UChicago! https://t.co/R7nQxMAXNi https://t.co/6QDtiV0OFD
RT @KimsFriendPeggy: As a neurobiologist, I couldn't believe Kim has no sense of touch or pain. What started as a scientific fascination qu…