When we are young, we are more vulnerable to fashion and teen monthlies targeted at women. Their glossy pages offer an escape from our dreary lives. While women's magazines offer celebrity-centred advice, it is never evidence-based. Instead, it has largely frivolous, unhelpful, false and often harmful advice.

Giving your 16 year-old-self advice

You won't achieve a healthy weight through buying a particular product or going on a crash diet. Women's magazines have pages on how to lose weight fast or maintain a healthy body size using some new product or trend. Actual claims on the covers of Women's Health magazines, such as "Hot body express!" "Bikini body now!" "Have the baby, keep the body!" These are lies. There is no magic diet.What really works is watching what you eat every day, over a lifetime. No magic diet or miracle pills are needed.

Achieving a healthy weight

There's no need to aim for perfection in your diet 100 per cent of the time. Restrictive diets are unsustainable and often backfire. Yet women's magazines fixate on strict eating patterns. Whatever the trend, you'll find it in the pages of these magazines. Offering short-term perfection sells better than ideas about grinding along to achieve long-term health.

You don't need to be super strict about your diet

Many women's magazines depict exercise as a daunting task. Exercise often requires fancy gym clothes and lots of time and discipline to give you an "awesome body wherever you go." However, exercise is something that gives you energy, lifts your mood, and makes you feel strong and healthy. Exercise doesn't necessarily require gym clothes or running shoes. You can do it throughout the day, every day.

Exercise doesn't have to be annoying or overly complex

Women's magazines uncritically show faddish health advice from celebrities. Beyonce is held up as the go-to authority on the vegan lifestyle. InStyle states it is the reason behind her "#flawless" looks and "killer curves." Gwyneth Paltrow's popular gimmicks include <a href="http://goop.com/detox/">detox cleanses</a> and <a href="http://www.cosmopolitan.com/health-fitness/advice/g1523/get-flat-sexy-abs-without-doing-crunches/">special workouts</a>. In reality, almost every celebrity-driven trend falls apart under even modest scrutiny. The fads are often motivated by a celebrity's business interests more than by research about health.

Celebrities aren't good sources of health information

Author <a href="http://www.salon.com/2015/05/01/gwyneth_paltrow_is_wrong_about_everything_my_adventure_in_goop_endorsed_cleanses/">Timothy Caulfield</a> spent years researching the science behind celebrity health and beauty tips. He found that most beauty products had either no data behind them or very small and unreliable studies to back up the fantastical claims. Using beauty products in your daily routine is not bad, but the promises they carry on their labels are probably bunk. When they come with heavy price tags, you're probably getting ripped off.

Expensive creams and potions won't make you more beautiful

Women's magazines sell the idea that we can all look better. It usually involves looking like someone famous like Kim Kardashian. However, we look like ourselves. Only Kim Kardashian looks like Kim Kardashian. Her career depends on beautifying her face and body. And even she doesn't look that way without a lot of help.

You shouldn't aspire to look like Kim Kardashian

Women's magazines may give so-called health advice, but they still carry ads from cigarette companies that depict smoking as a glamorous exercise for beautiful people. Given what we know about the harms of smoking,<ul><li>that it is one of the worst things you can do for your health,</li><li> it prematurely ages your skin and body,</li><li>it promotes many terrible illnesses</li><li>and makes you less attractive,</li></ul> it completely undermines all the other so-called health "advice" in these magazines.

Smoking isn't glamorous

The pages of women's magazines are filled with diets and products that supposedly help you "cleanse your body." This includes clarifying shampoo, detoxifying salads and juices, supplements, enemas, and even colon cleanses. Science-based medicine had long rejected the concept of a detox other than when someone was poisoned or is weaned from heroin addiction. Our bodies are quite capable of getting rid of harmful stuff by themselves.

Unless you're a heroin addict, you probably don't need to detox

The advice in their pages is too often insane, aimed at fearmongering, and totally science-free.

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Cyberchondria - repeated, compulsive internet searches for medical info that can lead to worry and panic - is a real and troubling phenomenon.Misguided Google searches can also be a deep source of frustration for doctors and other health care providers who say they spend a good chunk of their time with patients tackling inaccurate health advice and self-diagnosis.How to make sure you are using "Dr Google" effectively? Here are five best practices to keep in mind.

90 Percent of Patients Google Their Symptoms Before They Talk to A Doctor

Start your search with well-known, reputable sources like the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the American Academy of Pediatrics.Many hospitals and universities also have websites with evidence-based health information.

Start with The Websites of Major Health Organizations, Universities and Hospitals

<ul><li>Look for some basics that can help indicate whether a study holds up</li><li>Was it published in a peer-reviewed journal? That means it has been scrutinized by other experts in the field for quality and accuracy.</li><li>What was the sample size like? What limitations have the study's authors pointed out?</li></ul>

Brush Up Some Study Basics

<ul><li>If you are searching for your symptoms and getting really stressed out, reach out to an actual medical professional who can help provide answers.</li><li>As you're searching, do a gut check: Are you making yourself feel stressed or anxious? Are you trying too hard to push away your nagging concerns?</li></ul>

Check on How Your Search Is Making You Feel

Save any studies or articles you visit, and bring a list of links to the doctor with you so you can discuss them together when you go to see your doctor.Your health care provider should be open to talking to you about any research you bring up.

Keep Track of Any Sources You Find and Want to Discuss

<ul>
<li>Nothing beats going to an actual doctor, nurse or health care clinic to get answers to the health questions you have.</li>
<li>Be transparent about the limits of an online search.</li>
<li>Referrals to a doctor or clinic will direct you to the next evaluation you need.</li>
</ul>

When In Doubt, Talk To An Actual Health Care Provider

Here's how to spot bad medical information — and how to stop freaking yourself out as you do your research.

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If you want to win deals consistently, you can't sell how you want to be sold to. Instead, you have to adapt your strategy to the personality type of the potential buyer. There are four personality types:<ul><li>Assertive</li><li>Amiable</li><li>Expressive</li><li>Analytic</li></ul> Most prospects will be a mix of these personality types. But if you're familiar with the core personalities, you can change your selling strategy to fit any situation.

Four types of buyers

This type is goal-oriented, decisive, and competitive. They care more about the results and less about personal relationships. They can be impatient and controlling. Traits:They speak in declarative sentences and ask a few questions. For example, they're likely to say, "I'm looking for a new sedan," rather than, "Can you show me your sedans?" How to sell to them:<ul><li>Ensure you're prepared for the meeting.</li><li>Be highly efficient. Keep your statements to the point. Don't repeat facts.</li><li>Emphasise how your product will solve their problems.</li><li>Steer clear of personal opinions and testimonials.</li></ul>

Assertive personality type

These people value personal relationships and want to trust their business partners. They will dive into finding unexpected solutions but won't do much research before a meeting. Traits:They are great listeners and might ask personal questions to get to know you outside your professional role. They are friendly, calm and patient during meetings. How to sell to them:<ul><li>Pitch a vision.</li><li>Take the time to build rapport.</li><li>Use examples of similar clients who successfully used your products—flesh out the story.</li><li>Walk them through the decision-making process.</li><li>Give them personal guarantees.</li></ul>

Amiable personality type

Expressives tend to make decisions taking their emotions into account. They are often concerned with others' well-being. They are creative, outgoing, and spontaneous. They value mutual respect, loyalty and friendship. Traits:They want to feel connected and bond on a personal level, but they are also sure of their beliefs and speak more in statements. How to sell to them:<ul><li>Present case studies.</li><li>Emphasise an ongoing relationship.</li><li>Facts and figures are less important than how the buying decision affects their business on a human level.</li></ul>

Expressive personality type

Analytics love data, facts, and figures. They'll research you and your business before meeting and ask a lot of detailed questions. They want to understand the available options and won't make a quick decision.  Traits:They are concerned with facts, not emotion, and won't spend time getting to know you on a personal level. How to sell to them:<ul><li>Don't rush them. Be prepared for a longer selling process.</li><li>Assume they are prepared and have done their research.</li><li>When you make a claim, back it up with data.</li><li>Provide detailed information.</li></ul>

Analytic personality type

Expert tips on how to tap into the human psyche and turn potential customers into actual ones

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In today's digital marketplace, you need a website to gain visibility. If you are looking for qualified and organic traffic, start a blog as soon as you can. Producing content is critical since Google and other search engines cannot read images and rely instead on textual content to determine its relevance to the user search. Since you can't fill your site homepage with text, a blog is the next best channel.

Use a blog to drive traffic

A blog can increase your online visibility and build relationships with your target audience. Publishing quality content related to your business will provide value for leads and consumers, which leads to customer conversion and retention. People prefer reading blogs to solve a specific problem, figure out how to do something, or just keep track of a particular topic. If you want to add value to readers and generate consistent traffic to your site, write about topics your target consumers find most valuable.

The importance of blogging 

To get a visitor to become a client, you need to engage customers at every stage of the sales funnel. <ul><li>The top of the funnel: Content should focus on pain points and help your target audience realise their biggest challenges.</li><li>Middle of the funnel: Content needs to focus on helping consumers understand possible solutions.</li><li>Bottom of the funnel: Focusing on why your product/service is the best solution.</li></ul>

A brief description of the sales funnel

Blogging is an effective tool to build relationships because content can provide real value to consumers. By promoting quality content, you prove that you are an authority on the subject and attract a qualified audience that is interested in what you are offering.

Use your blog to make a difference

<ul><li>Update it regularly. Schedule a new post at least once a week. This can help to demonstrate loyalty to the audience.</li><li>Learn from comments. Customer or future customers will leave suggestions, criticisms, compliments or ask for information. It says a lot about your product or service.</li><li>Always answer. Appreciate compliments, answer any questions and use criticism to learn or turn into new opportunities.</li><li>Create interest. It can take time to become an authority through blog posts, but the reward is huge.</li></ul>

Blogging tips

Learn how a blog can help drive traffic to your website, increase conversions and improve your position in search results.

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With the growth of agile transformation and larger corporates adopting startup principles, the idea of failure itself is now one that is largely embraced as a means of testing ideas quickly. Fail fast. Move fast and break things. These are the mantras of modern product teams.The benefits of a fail-fast culture are that you can quickly test ideas and iterate. However, strategy involves the opposite of failing fast: patience, intuition and persistence.Agile and the fail-fast culture prioritise failing as a means of learning as quickly as possible and moving on to the next experiment.

The Mistake Of Rewarding Failure

“I think ‘fail fast’ is catastrophic if it is applied to strategy and goals,” he explained. “A lot of founders talk themselves out of what are going to be good ideas in the long run because they aren’t getting immediate traction.”

Building things that people want to use, in margin-enhancing, original ways is difficult. You may have an abundance of domain knowledge, plenty of life experience, a fantastic team, heaps of funding, a big market and still fail miserably. People simply might not like or want what you have to offer. Example: Google believed that consumers would want to use its Hangouts technology to pair up with experts and learn new things via Google Helpouts. It failed miserably.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: Lack Of Customer Interest

Product Is Great:<ol><li>Unexpected and positive physical action by users.</li><li>People are paying for it in the initial run.</li><li>Initial audience growth.</li></ol>Product Isn’t Great:<ol><li>No one is interested.</li><li>No monetization.</li><li>No growth or shift in metrics.</li></ol>

Signals Your Product Is Great.. Or Not

Feedback is great, but too much of it can have unintended consequences. you shouldn’t expect your customers to do the hard work for you. Aim to balance customer feedback with your vision, goals, strategy and – crucially – the advice of your advisors. Our notion on exactly who our customers are can be wrong as well. The downside to the over-reliance on listening to your customers is that you limit your feedback to those who already exist in your pre-defined market.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: Addicted To Customer Feedback

Try asking yourself some out-of-the-box questions that may increase the reach of your product/service:<ol><li>Which kind of customers are not using your product and why?</li><li>What customers are not even interested in your industry or have rejected it?</li><li>What customers have never even thought of your product?</li></ol>

Finding Noncustomers

Just as becoming over-reliant on customer feedback is a shortcut to failure, extricating customers from the process of product development entirely often produces equally grim results.Your customers can provide you with relevant nuggets of insight that propel your product forward.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: Ignoring Customer Feedback

The degree to which you listen to customer feedback is dependent upon the type of value your product is creating. Products tend to fall into distinct categories of value:<ul><li>Painkillers</li><li>Vitamins</li><li>Candy.</li></ul>Painkillers won’t work unless you clearly understand the pain. Vitamins won’t work unless you understand the longer-term pain of your customers. Candy is an addiction created through desire. Desire can be crafted without reliance on feedback.

Painkillers, Vitamins And Candy

A lack of patience means cutting experiments short before you learn anything, launching several products targeting different market segments at the same time with no clear goals and chasing multiple metrics that contribute in no meaningful way to your objectives. If you have the resources, be patient. If you don’t, think carefully about which bets to place and the scope of the bets you place.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: Lack Of Patience

Failure means nothing without vision and goals. If you have no clear direction in the first place you’ll have no idea whether you’ve failed or not. Defining upfront what failure – and success – looks like will give you the clarity to conclude whether what you’ve achieved so far is success or failure.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: No Definition Of Failure

Reversible failures are short term blips in the road. There’s time to ideate solutions towards success. There’s money in the bank to hire new specialists with domain expertise. You know the root of the problem and you have time to solve it.Irreversible failures are fatal. You’ve run out of money. Your competition has crushed you. You’ve made too many decisions that can’t be undone. The failure has metastasized and there’s nothing you can do about it.

Degrees of Failure: Reversible vs. Irreversible

Failure can also feel good.  Once you’ve achieved failure, it becomes a certainty. Humans crave certainty. Failure feels much better than the never-ending, ambiguous slog of keeping products alive and continuously evolving without the certainty of knowing how it will all end. Living in a state of ambiguity is painful. Failure feels better.

Reasons Your Product May Fail: Wanting To Fail

<ol><li>Patience – where possible, practice patience to give yourself enough time to know whether your strategic bets have paid off.</li><li>Interpret signals – you often won’t know whether you’ve achieved product/market fit. Instead, practice your ability to interpret signals.</li><li>Value – understand the type of value your product creates and weigh customer feedback accordingly. If your product is designed to solve a problem, dig deep into the problem to understand it deeply.</li><li>Recognise the limitations of feedback – embrace customer feedback but know that customers can’t tell you what to build.</li></ol>

Embracing Failure Without Failing

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Many people dread doing planks because they feel like time goes by too slow whenever they're doing planks however doing planks targets multiple muscles at once.
The muscles planks targets are: glutes, quads, shoulders, arms, and core. Having strengthed these muscle areas stabilizes the pelvis, knees, and provide stability.

Planks strengthen the entire body

If you sit all day, doing the planks will benefit you well. Doing the planks promote good posture by making sure your core muscles support your spine well and keep your body upright. 
Doing planks keeps muscles like the diaphragm, pelvic floor, internal obliques, and abs healthy. They brace your spin with ease and with a strong core, your spine is properly aligned, thus helping our posture.

Planks improve posture

Aside from strengthening the core and posture-improving effects of the planks, it also helps reduce back pain. Planks provide relief by increasing our awareness of spinal alignment and posture, meaning to say that if makes us wary of how to hold our bodies (postural awareness).

Planks help reduce back pain

Having good posture helps us keep safe because we are properly distributing our weight during planks. Moreover, by doing the planks more often or at least practicing it consistenly helps us avoid doing awkward and incorrect movements that may lead to injury and pain.

Planks help in injury prevention

When we do the planks we're forced to keep our weight balanced all over our body to prevent injury, but we use our toes and arms to hold up our weight. The benefit of doing planks is that it can be modified in ways that we can learn how to balance ourselves better.

Planks enhance our balance

The classic plank actually lengthens and stretches our hamstrings, even though it doesn't feel like a typical stretch. 
Planks also stretches the arches and balls our our feet that furthers improves our balance and range of motion, while side plank stretches our obliques which makes our trunk easier to rotate.

Planks can increase flexibility

Holding a plank has some serious benefits. Plank exercises challenge the entire body, giving you the most burn for your buck. Planks are especially excellent for working the core, which is crucial for mobility and pain relief. Here are 6 more benefits of plank exercises.

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On hot and humid days, you may experience sticky and overheated skin, and the air can feel heavy.
This is because high humidity (the amount of water moisture the air possesses) can make it difficult to get rid of excess body heat through sweat. Usually, sweat on our skin evaporates into the air, cooling our skin. But humidity prevents the sweat from evaporating, as the high moisture content in the air can't absorb much more.

Humidity keeps us hot

Warm air can hold more moisture than cool air, causing high temperatures to increase humidity's ability to thwart temperature regulation. A 1-degree Fahrenheit (0.55-degree Celsius) rise in temperature equals as much as a 4% increase in atmospheric water vapour. This is why humidity feels worse in summer.

Humidity feels worse in summer than winter

The "heaviness" we feel is not due to the high water vapour content. The water vapour pushes out small amounts of nitrogen and oxygen, meaning there's less oxygen to breathe. Our bodies are already taxed by being overheated, so it feels like it takes more work to breathe. But the good news is that our bodies can adapt to these changes. It takes on average nine to 14 days to fully acclimate, depending on one's fitness and body size.

Humid air is difficult to breathe

Water vapor essentially suffocates our skin.

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Why is humidity so uncomfortable?

Artificial meat is grown from animal cells in a laboratory and includes beef, pork, chicken and fish. It is also known as cultured meat or cell-based meat.
There are various ways to grow artificial meat. One way is to take adult stem cells from a small muscle sample from a live animal (under local anaesthetic.) The stem cells are then put in salts, vitamins, sugars, proteins, and growth factors. The oxygen-rich environment allows cells to multiply. The meat is ready in a few weeks.

Artificial meat

<ul>
<li>The first artificial beef burger was unveiled in 2013. It was reportedly dry and dense because it only consisted of muscle fibres.</li>
<li>A suitable meat replacement needs smell, texture and taste. Flavour molecules contribute to real meat&#39;s flavour. While synthetic flavours can be added to artificial meat, it isn&#39;t easy to create a good balance.</li>
<li>Since 2013, a Dutch company claims to reprogram cells collected from bovine umbilical cord blood, turning them to master cells that can grow fat or muscle cells.</li>
</ul>

The taste of artificial meat

With real meat, there&#39;s always a risk of contamination with bacteria after slaughter. Artificial meat is produced in a highly controlled environment and said to be safer than the real thing.
There are concerns over the growth factors added to stem cells, such as hormones, as overexposure in artificial meat can cause harmful health effects in humans. Growth hormones have been banned in agriculture in the EU since 1982.

The safety of artificial meat

Artificial meat is full of protein. The nutritional content can be controlled by experimenting with the levels of saturated fatty acids and healthier polyunsaturated fatty acids. Saturated fats can be replaced with omega-3s, and extra micronutrients such as vitamin B12 can be added.
But eating too much meat is harmful to your health, and while artificial meat may be slightly better, plant-based meat alternatives may still be the healthiest option.

Artificial meat and nutrition

A US consultancy firm Kearney suggests that 35 per cent of all meat consumed globally will be artificial by 2040. It can be produced faster and more efficiently.
Livestock produces a large proportion of global greenhouse gas emissions. However, a study at Oxford University suggested that the CO2 emissions from artificial meat production facilities could be more damaging to the planet in the long run.

Artificial meat can be more damaging to the planet

A food scientist explains how artificial meat is made, how safe it is to eat, what it tastes like – and how its environmental impact may be overstated.


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For many centuries, a dining table at home spelled class and dignity. Ancient Greeks called it an andron, a place to eat and have discussions, even get entertained by performing artists.
The dining table constructed a power dynamic that happens when people of different class, race or gender relations sit and eat together, something that was replicated across centuries and in all advanced civilizations of the past.

Formal Dining: A History

<ul>
<li>The modern American dining table is modelled after the 1800s Victorian England, where it was a display of social status.</li>
<li>Fine dining furniture with beautiful tablescapes was an art in itself. There were different dining sets used to serve food, like fine china for special occasions.</li>
<li>It was a lavish sight with beautiful linen and chairs. The etiquette of eating food was part of the dining ritual.</li>
<li>Different serving apparatus and utensils for specific foods conveyed that one is cultured, refined and classy.</li>
</ul>

Fancy Dining Tables

The 1920s saw the kitchen become the living room of the house. People installed new appliances and invited friends and relatives for dinner just to show off. This gave rise to the concept of eat-in kitchens and resulted in the kitchen eating up the dining table. Americans also started working more and ate together infrequently.
The rise of television in the 50s made frozen TV Dinners a popular concept, even though it was cheap, horrible food. The eat-in kitchen became the living room where kids did their homework and ate casual meals right after it was prepared by their moms.

The Eat-In Kitchen

Now we do not usually indulge in formal theatrics of hosting dinner parties on a dining table and are comfortable sitting on the floor if needed. We are not stressed up about eating etiquettes or dress codes, focusing on the quality of the company rather than their furniture.
Modern, heavily populated cities don’t have the bandwidth for expansive wooden dining tables, as rents are high and the furniture, dinner sets and cabinets would serve no real purpose. Those who can afford it go for installing a theatre or movie hall with a giant LED screen.

The Dining Table In The Modern Age

<ul>
<li>Cooking has undergone a major change in the last 20 years. Grubhub, DoorDash and UberEats bring all kinds of food to our doorstep, helping us avoid making dinner. Looking at the billion-dollar revenues of these apps, it is safe to say this is how people would prefer in the near future.</li>
<li>We go dining in fine restaurants to enjoy exotic food, posting pics on social media, engaging actively in food culture.</li>
<li>We enjoy random meals and snacks throughout the day, in the bedroom, near the fridge or in the kitchen itself, decreasing our reliance on well-cooked home meals, promoting processed snacks or food cooked in commercial kitchens.</li>
</ul>

How And What We Eat

Post-modernist trends lean towards comfort and freeform styles, with the formal dining table not compatible with the lifestyle of the current generation. People are increasingly lonely, giving rise to the loneliness epidemic despite being hyper-connected virtually.
The near future seems isolated and the return towards a special, sacred place to dine together does not look likely.

The Loneliness Epidemic

For many Americans, it’s not for eating together.

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What happened to the dining room table?

It is a myth that specific parts of the human brain have specific psychological jobs. The myth claims that the brain has separate parts, each with a dedicated mental function - one part for vision, another for memory, etc.
Today, we know the brain is a massive network of neurons with multiple jobs, not a single psychological purpose. Not all neurons can do everything, but most neurons do more than one thing.

Neurons have multiple tasks

This myth is the idea that the human brain evolved in three layers.
<ul>
<li>The deepest layer is known as the lizard brain and said to house our instincts.</li>
<li>The middle layer - the limbic system - allegedly contains emotions inherited from ancient mammals.</li>
<li>The topmost layer, named the neocortex, is uniquely human and supposedly lets us regulate our brutish emotions and instincts.</li>
</ul>
Modern research has revealed that the brain doesn't evolve in layers but is built from a manufacturing plan using the same neurons.

The “triune brain”

The idea that your brain reacts to events in the world is a myth. The idea supposes that you go through your day with parts of your brain in the off position, but when something happens around you, those parts become active and light up with activity.
But the brain doesn't work by stimulus and response. All your neurons are firing all the time at various rates. Your brain uses all its available information to predict what will happen next and make corrections outside of your awareness.

Your whole brain reacts to events

This myth states that there's a clear dividing line between the disease of the body, such as cardiovascular disease, and the disease of the mind, such as depression. Philosopher René Descartes popularized the idea that body and mind are separate.
But neuroscientists have found that the same brain networks responsible for controlling your body are involved in creating your mind. Every mental experience has physical causes, and physical changes in your body often have mental consequences.

Disease in the body and mind

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