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Marijuana – Finding Freedom from Addiction

September 17, 2014 By colorado

Marijuana - Finding Freedom from Addiction

A few weeks ago a college student from a university in Colorado came into an interview with a recruiter from a large national corporation (the recruiter reported to a friend of mine who heads up university relations and college recruiting). Based on telltale signs around smoking marijuana, she asked the student if he was high […]

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To improve your health, change your mental zip code

June 19, 2014 By colorado

To improve your health, change your mental zip code

Right now there are a number of conversations going on about how your physical address might affect your health. Which begs the question – if you’re experiencing bad health, or bad health seems to be the trend in your community, should you move to a so-called healthier community? city? or even state? What if your […]

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What’s Meditation and Mindfulness Got to Do with Productivity in the Workplace?

April 25, 2014 By colorado

What’s meditation and mindfulness got to do with productivity in the workplace?

One of the many lessons I learned in my legal career was the importance of taking time out of my day to meditate and pray. And those times that I didn’t take time for myself, I saw a distinct difference in my mood, my stress level, my ability to work, and my attitude. And those […]

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How mental dieting can contribute to weight loss

March 17, 2014 By colorado

Dieting trends and fads seem to be as numerous as the stars.  Yet watching food intake, exercise and counting calories in whatever dietary form that might take is not all that can be done to be healthier and to lose weight.  Watching how you think about self-image – mental dieting – has emotional and physical […]

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Healthy approaches to the stress and trauma of a natural disaster.

January 9, 2014 By colorado

Healthy approaches to the stress and trauma of a natural disaster.

The aftermath of traumatic events like the wildfires in the Southwest and Mountain States as well as flooding in places like Colorado – where 24 counties are still affected, Colorado United – continues to have long term effects on families and business. These effects certainly include a toll on health and wellbeing. In the face […]

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Is a Meaningful Life More Important than Diet and Exercise?

December 9, 2013 By colorado

Meaningful Life More Important Than Diet and Exercise?

While it may be difficult to dispute the inevitability of aging, do we have to accept that it will come with certain predetermined negative effects? Recently, I came across a young girl with bleach blonde highlights, practicing her skateboarding in an elementary school parking lot.  She was decked out in wrist guards, elbow pads, knee […]

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An Uncommon Health Tip for Outdoor Enthusiasts

September 11, 2013 By colorado

An Uncommon Health Tip for Outdoor Enthusiasts

If you’re getting out on the trail this weekend to enjoy the scenery and get a little healthy exercise, you are in good company.  A recent study conducted by The Outdoor Industry Association, a Boulder, Colorado based not-for-profit company, gives some pretty good figures showing the popularity of outdoor enthusiasm. It turns out the annual consumer […]

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David L. Price writes about health care for online and print media. David focuses on topics that address how thinking and spirituality influence health.

Mr. Price is also the media and government representative for Christian Science in Colorado.

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