Healthy Tips: tiny bits of knowledge

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  • Switch your exercise routine to mornings in the fall and winter, so you get your daily dose of sunshine. Walking or running outdoors in the morning sunshine makes the shorter days and getting out of work when it’s dark easier.

    — Carol, Hingham, MA

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  • Going to a restorative yoga class after work  helps me to stretch out and avoid muscle strain from sitting at a desk in front of a computer all day. Plus I always feel taller and stress-free after yoga practice.

    — Cathleen, Newport, RI

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  • Splurge and buy flowers for your desk.

    — a little bird

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  • I don’t have a car so that means I do a lot of walking. And when the distance is too far to walk, I take public transportation which is a step toward reducing my carbon footprint.

    — Helen

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  • Taking a dance or strength/tone class 2-4 times a week is very beneficial to me. And when I can’t make it, I use the stretching and slow breathing techniques at home to alleviate workday stress!

    — Cyndie

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  • Nothing like a Sunday morning crossword puzzle to keep the mind healthy and active.

    — Alanna

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  • I’ve found that a bit of acupressure really helps when I have trouble falling asleep at night. I just slowly rub my temples in a circular motion, with my eyes closed. Very relaxing.

    — John

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  • Ever since I was a kid, a cup of warm milk flavored with nutmeg has does wonders to reduce stress and calm me down at the end of a long day.

    — Joseph

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  • When you wake up or before you go to sleep, devote 10 minutes to stretching with your spouse. It will work well to either wake you up or wind down the day –– and you will be with excellent company.

    — Callie

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  • Forgive yourself for eating something “bad” or not going to the gym for a week. Healthy living is about what you are going to do NOW and in the future. Whatever you might have done is already in the past.

    — Crystal

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  • Remember to pause and count to ten when things get out of hand. Sometimes just that short pause is all it takes to keep your cool.

    — Christina S

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