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Conan Milner is a health reporter for the Epoch Times. He graduated from Wayne State University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Figure and landscape painting.

Someone’s Watching: Why Anyone Can Be a Good Role Model

"A child wants to do the right thing" Dr. Shelly Chandler

Life & Tradition January 29, 2020
The Benefits of Building Muscle—for Everyone

Unlike fat, muscle is hard to acquire and hard to maintain, but so easy to lose.

Mind & Body January 19, 2020
What Is the Immune System?

Remember learning the systems of the body? The skeletal system describes our inner architecture. The circulatory system shows ...

Mind & Body January 16, 2020
What’s Behind the Dramatic Rise in Teen Suicide?

Life is hard, but the transition from child to teen can be especially rough. For a growing number ...

Mind & Body January 9, 2020
Clutter Wars

Spiritual practices have long warned against developing attachments to material possessions, as it can be easy to get sucked ...

Life & Tradition January 5, 2020
How Hygiene Changed Our Lives

Modern medical advances have contributed immensely to public health. These discoveries are credited for nearly wiping out diseases ...

Mind & Body December 19, 2019
Yield Theory: An Enlightened Approach to Anger

When you’re embroiled in an argument, you’re eager to prove your point. But if your approach only escalates ...

Life & Tradition December 11, 2019
Good Habits for a Strong Immune System

Getting sick can feel like bad luck. Symptoms, such as a sore throat, runny nose, headaches, and cough ...

Mind & Body November 21, 2019
What Is a Virus

Viruses may be small, but their influence is huge. These simple organisms are just a nucleic acid-coated in ...

Mind & Body November 13, 2019
Evidence of Porn Addiction and a Path to Freedom

Sex can be a powerful drive. And it’s always been a fascinating subject. In the past, this fascination ...

Mind & Body November 13, 2019
Why We Need Purpose and How to Find It

We all need to eat and sleep. We all want shelter and companionship. But once our basic survival ...

Mind & Body October 31, 2019
Why You Should Start Doing Pull-Ups

Grab a bar above your head and pull your chin over it. The pull-up sounds simple, yet for ...

Life & Tradition October 3, 2019
The Unique Struggle of Forgiving Yourself

Forgiveness is the release of resentment in exchange for compassion. It is a highly regarded pursuit in some ...

Life & Tradition September 26, 2019
Eating Your Way to Hormonal Balance

A lot of little considerations go into what we eat: taste, convenience, and cost, just to name a ...

Lifestyle September 9, 2019
The Mental Powers of Storytelling

We all enjoy hearing a good story. But a tale is more than just entertainment. Teachers at the ...

Life & Tradition September 5, 2019
The Costs and Benefits of Victimhood

Life can be unavoidably cruel, but we have a choice in how these cruel experiences will shape us. ...

Lifestyle August 8, 2019
The Way to Stronger Knees

Without knees, your legs would just be two rigid columns extending from torso to feet. Imagine the lumbering ...

Lifestyle August 8, 2019
How Heart Health Factors Into Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by progressively worsening dementia. Almost 6 million Americans suffer from this disease, but that ...

Lifestyle July 25, 2019
Finding the Treasure in Fear

Fear is an unmistakable sensation. Muscles tense. Breath and heartbeat speed up. Hands tremble. Sometimes, this frightening feeling ...

Life & Tradition July 18, 2019
The Emotional Side of Money

Money is basically a unit of measurement, but it covers a lot of ground. Strictly speaking, money measures ...

Lifestyle July 4, 2019
When Trauma Gets Trapped in the Body

Imagine if the sound of footsteps made you fear for your life. It’s a feeling author Karen Stefano ...

Life & Tradition June 20, 2019
Coping With the Oxygen Paradox

Oxygen is essential to our survival, and yet this toxic, mutagenic, and highly reactive gas also has the ...

Lifestyle June 6, 2019
Tuning in to Microwave Sickness From Wireless Radiation

In 2016, U.S. officials stationed overseas started showing signs of a mysterious illness. The list of symptoms included ...

Lifestyle May 23, 2019
Napping Your Way to Success

When productivity is your aim, sleep can seem like a waste of time. Just imagine how much more ...

Lifestyle May 9, 2019
Uncovering the Mysteries of Fibromyalgia

Imagine a disease where you’re in constant pain for no apparent reason. You’re tired all the time, yet ...

Lifestyle April 25, 2019
5 Tips for Minimizing Your Exposure to Wireless Radiation

The more smart devices in your vicinity, the more radiation you’re being exposed to.

Values and Tradition April 12, 2019
The Dangers of Wireless Radiation and How to Protect Yourself

Silicon Valley is probably the last place you’d expect to hear health warnings related to your cellphone. But ...

Mind & Body April 12, 2019

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