Healthy Reads is a collection of practical, science-backed articles on eating well and feeling better — covering nutrition, stress and burnout, sleep, hormones and menopause, healthy habits, and natural ways to relax. Written by Catherine Polet, a certified holistic nutrition health coach, each one is here to give you clear, realistic steps you can use straight away — no fads, no guilt, no extremes. Browse by topic below, or just start reading.
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Life is Short: Don't Waste Time on the Small Things
Don't let the small things get in the way of your happiness. Discover the power of letting go and focusing on what truly matters. Learn how to live a fulfilling life and overcome the small things.
The Benefits of Expressing Appreciation
Grateful for someone who made a difference in your life? Show them you care by celebrating National Thank You Note Day!
Showing appreciation is easy - but often overlooked. Learn why and how to express your gratitude.
How to live well and make the most of your time? Take this simple test
The optimal experience, or flow activity, allows you to be motivated and feel satisfaction. For a positive experience, you need a clear goal, immediate feedback, and capabilities relevant to what you are being led to do.
The more focused you are on what you are doing, the better the experience, but if you are not focused, you miss out on life.
Senbazuru - 1000 Origami cranes
One thousand Origami cranes (千 羽 鹤 Senbazuru) is a set of one thousand cranes made of Origami paper (鹤 tsuru) held together by strings. An ancient Japanese legend promises that anyone who folds a thousand Origami cranes will have their wish granted by a crane, such as a long life or healing from illness or injury.
This makes them popular as gifts for close friends and family. The Japanese crane is one of the mystical creatures (others include the dragon and the turtle), and is said to live for a thousand years.
Origami - the Japanese art of paper folding
Origami (折り紙, from oru, to fold, and kami, paper) is the Japanese name for the art of paper folding. The only requirement for origami is a piece of paper, making it one of the most accessible arts.
Spending time making origami is like a moment of meditation, of mindfulness. It's a great way to take a break during this busy month of December.

