Lifestyle Choices

Building a Happy Home, True Happiness, in any Language home is a more beautiful word

July 24, 2008 By: arlene Category: Children, Family, Life, Parenting, People, Women 4 Comments →

Is any other place so dear to the human heart? Wherever we go, our thoughts ever turn to the one spot we can always call our own. No matter how humble, our fondest dreams are centered there. It need not be a mansion or lavishly furnished with the latest appliances. Although these may be desirable, they are not essential to true happiness. As the poet has said:

“Be it ever so humble. There’s no place like home.”

This kind of home is a shelter from the storms of life. It is the one place where the family can enjoy an atmosphere of peace and rest. Such a home will give depth and meaning to all we do, say, or think. If that home is blessed with children who grow into mature and happy young people, there is no lovelier sight in the world. (more…)

Tired Romance, Solving your Marriage Problems, keep Wedding Promise

July 24, 2008 By: arlene Category: Diet, Life, SPA, Skin Care, Women 4 Comments →

 

Who Starts the Quarrels?

How do most family quarrels start? This, of course, is hard to say, for usually there is no single cause. Often there is some underlying discontent, particularly on the part of the wife. Marriage has changed her lot completely, while her husband may be carrying on the same work that has occupied his time for years. He may prefer to continue his routine uninterrupted, while she will want plenty of variety. She may then assume that he does not love her. This may be true in some instances, but not in most. In any case she may begin to feel rather neglected. She wants more attention. A brisk family contention may seem a rather rough way to bring this about, but it usually attracts the attention she craves—sometimes much more! Most men will take just so much, then there may be trouble, perhaps even physical violence. The sensible thing to do is prevent such episodes before they reach the place where there seems to be no turning back. (more…)

Protect your Family against Diseases Carried by Animals, Rats, Garbage, Typhus

July 07, 2008 By: arlene Category: Asia, China, Clinic, Europe, Family, Food, Health, Healthcare, Life, USA 4 Comments →

Diseases Carried by Rats and Other Rodents

Of all the enemies that man must contend with in the animal kingdom, the worst is the rat. Not only do these animals carry harmful germs, but if given a chance, they will also destroy our food supply. Rats invade stores, destroying fruits, vegetables, meats, grains, carpets, clothing, and innumerable other things.

Rats destroy ten times more by pollution than by what they eat. They burrow under houses and buildings, weakening foundations. On the farm they destroy more eggs and chickens than all the wild animals combined. (more…)

Stronger Sex, keeping our Men (Husband) Young and Healthy, Women Can Help continue…

July 04, 2008 By: arlene Category: Clinic, Depression, Diet, Food, Health, Healthcare, Massage, Nutrition, Stress Reducing 4 Comments →

 

Stop Killing Yourself, Dad!

Men, let’s stop putting off that all-important medical checkup. Why not make an appointment right now? Better still, let your wife make it for you. She has even more to lose than you have in this. It is time to see your doctor.

Stop driving yourself so hard. You need more rest. Don’t try to whip up those jaded nerves and flagging muscles by using stimulants. These only cover up the problem. They never solve it. Alcohol, especially when taken to excess, is definitely harmful. The man who is wise will leave it alone.

For the same reason it is better not to smoke, particularly if you are looking forward to enjoying a long life free from disease. It is no secret that cancer of the lung is becoming more common every day. Men seem to be particularly susceptible to this disease. Those who get it are almost always heavy smokers. Primary cancer of the lung hardly exists among those who do not smoke. (more…)

Stronger Sex, keeping our Men (Husband) Young and Healthy, Women Can Help

July 04, 2008 By: arlene Category: Clinic, Health, Life, Massage, Nutrition 5 Comments →

Which is the stronger sex? That depends on what we mean by strength. If we refer to the ability to survive, there is no doubt that women have most of the advantages. Today they are outliving their husbands by six, eight, and ten years or more. This is true all over the world.

Ever since childbirth infections have been brought under control, the picture has been changing in favor of the women. It would seem that the ladies have more flexibility in their systems. They have more stamina. Their biological resources are greater than those of the men.

This difference begins very early in life, perhaps before the child is born. This is probably nature’s way of preserving the race. Nowhere is the female superiority more clearly in evidence than in pregnancy. A woman at that time seems to have special reserves of strength. Not only must her heart and lungs care for her own needs, but also for those of her baby. Every organ in her body is geared to work that much more efficiently. Later in life those same female hormones apparently protect her from degenerative diseases which are so much more likely to cripple her husband. (more…)

Sex Maniacs and the Single Girl part 2

June 17, 2008 By: arlene Category: Body Care, Healthcare, Life, People, Stress Reducing, Women 6 Comments →

The best way to treat indecent exposure is to ignore it and walk on. Try to move away from the man who is pressing against you in a train, bus or lift.

The way to deal with peeping Toms is to cover yourself up and inform the police. If you haven’t any curtains to draw, pin a sheet over the window until you can make curtains.

Stealing knickers is a well recognized minor fetish, so the police advise you never to leave any underwear on the washing line. It’s asking for trouble, they say.

If you feel a groping hand in a darkened cinema or other closed space you could say loudly and clearly `KINDLY TAKE YOUR HAND OFF MY KNEE,’ whereupon he will skid off. Alternatively, change seats at once, keeping an eye on the man. ` If he thinks you’ve merely moved and aren’t going to report him he’ll probably stay in the cinema,’ says Miss Kelly. ‘ Then slip off and ask the usherette for the manager, go back and point him out? (more…)

Sex Maniacs and the Single Girl part 1

June 17, 2008 By: arlene Category: Children, Depression, Family, Health, Healthcare, Life, People, Stress Reducing, Women 6 Comments →

By ’single’, I mean a woman who is unmarried, divorced, separated, or whose husband is temporarily absent.

Sexual aggression from a stranger may take the form of:

  1. Obscene telephone calls.
  2. Frottism (such as being rubbed up against in a crowded train or bus).
  3. Indecent exposure (such as showing genitals to little girls in a park).
  4. Letter threats to rape, maim, or kill.
  5. Odd burglaries involving violation (such as urinating on the bed) or the theft of fetish objects such as frilly knickers or black suspender belts.
  6. Peeping Toms.
  7. Unintentional rape (sometimes called ‘going too far’).
  8. Attempted rape.
  9.  Rape.
  10. Child molestation.

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Marriage and Families

March 07, 2008 By: arlene Category: Children, Depression, Family, Health, Life, Parenting, People, Stress Reducing, USA 4 Comments →

Depression is about twice as common in women as it is inmen. There are probably many reasons for this, and some of them are connected with marriage. Recent research points out that married women more likely than married men to feel unhappy; to have are feelings of inadequacy; to have difficulty in sleeping; to fee apathetic or inert and to behave in a passive way; to have bouts of depression, and to have symptoms of mental ill- health in general. Unmarried women, on the contrary, tend to have better mental and physical health than both unmarried men and married women.

Men, on the other hand, tend to have better mental health when married than when not married. Unmarried men in the United States have a suicide rate twice as high as married men. Men who lose their wives are usually more prone to depression than women who lose their husbands, and men tend to remarry as soon as possible. Though it may not seem like it on the surface, the man may be more dependent than the woman, even though he may not play an obviously dependent role. He is more likely to get depressed when the marriage is over or when his conventional role as sole or main bread-winner is upturned. He may feel inadequate and helpless if he realizes that his spouse can and does manage well without him. (more…)

Psychodrama

February 18, 2008 By: arlene Category: Clinic, Health, Healthcare 6 Comments →

Many different therapists challenged what they believed to bethe over-intellectual approach of analysis and encouraged more exploration and expression of feelings, including bodily expression. The orientation of therapy moved from an understanding of problems with the mind to an attempt to help a person feel more alive and whole by developing feelings, body, spirit and mind in proportion. This approach is sometimes called “Humanistic Psychology”.

This technique was developed by Jacob Moreno (18A-1974), a Viennese contemporary of Freud, who noticed that a particular actress became “nicer” in her private life when she played “nastier” roles in the theatre. People often found it easier to be honest while acting out a role. In psychodrama, former situations, or situations that are feared, can be acted out in a group setting. The acting out of the situation makes it more real and emotive than a verbal description. (more…)