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Ask Laura! Negative emotions are rooted in survival of species

Life Fitness is a process of continuous growth: physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Need motivation and guidance to facilitate positive ... Read More »

We Love To Gawk At Fit Celebs: How Raven-Symone destresses

There's no doubt -- life as an actress can be stressful. And Raven-Symone is the first to admit that. In fact, the actress even goes so far as to say, ... Read More »

When hunger is real ... and when it's not

When emotions run high, a lot of people run for the fridge. Emotional eating is a complex habit. For many people, it's a habit that they've practiced ... Read More »

Anger: Don't express it, don't repress it

Anger is bad for the body. Studies have long linked this maddening emotion with high blood pressure, increased heart rate, soaring stress hormones, ... Read More »

Depression in youth

When my nephew was away at college he became very depressed. Frighteningly depressed. It took the whole family by surprise at first because we didn't ... Read More »

Getting angry could slow the healing process

Well, it depends on the kind of anger we're talking about here. A new study links the healing process with anger. Apparently hotheads who fly off the ... Read More »

Long and frequent tantrums a sign of depression?

I'm no parent, but anyone who has been around toddlers knows that temper tantrums are pretty normal in child development. If you are a mom or dad, ... Read More »

The connection between anger and weight

How do you deal with anger? Do you repress it, or do you let it out? Do you struggle with weight loss? These two questions might seem unrelated but ... Read More »

Don't get angry -- get active

Anger is a destructive emotion, and I'm sure the world would be a better place without it. And, according to eDiets, the key to ridding ourselves of ... Read More »

Should kids be pole-dancing to get fit?

It's a pretty well-known fact that obesity is on the rise among kids in a number of countries including the United States, Britain, Canada and ... Read More »