by Barbara Bradley Hagerty Mind Over Body When I first meet Sheri Kaplan, she is perched on a plastic chair at a Miami clinic, holding out her arm as a researcher draws several vials of blood. I’m quite excited about my blood work this time,” she says. “I’ve got no stress and I’m proud of [...]
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By Mehmet C. Oz, MD, and Michael F. Roizen, MD, RealAge Positive emotions not only feel good; they play a crucial role in your health, too. Negative emotions change your brain function in ways that increase stress, which raises the risk of problems such as cancer and heart disease. And because positive emotions change the [...]
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