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Why do some people get Covid when others don't? Here’s what we know so far An increasing amount of research is being devoted to the reasons why some people never seem to get Covid — a so-called never Covid cohort.

This is brilliant. Watch this before you set your New Year resolutions.

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The natural world is truly amazing when we just leave it alone. Old English honeybees have survived in small trees cavities in Blenheim woodlands.

‘No one knew they existed’: wild heirs of lost British honeybee found at Blenheim The ‘ecotype’, thought to have been wiped out by disease and invasive species, is thriving in the estate’s ancient woodlands

Good news, traditional medicines are still giving us new treatments. The latest is a common garden plant from Samoa

Plant in traditional Samoa medicine could be as effective as ibuprofen, study shows Researchers say leaves of the matalafi plant could also potentially be used to treat cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular diseases

Music therapy for dementia patients. See the incredible story of Henry

Dementia / Mindset — Health QI This resource is a great place to start if you are thinking about making a music tape for a loved one who has dementia.

Ten great reasons to laugh every day!
https://www.health-qi.com/laughter-therapy

1. No pain, lots of gain
2. You can't worry when you're laughing
2. Burns calories
3. Ups the happy hormone endorphin
4. You live longer
5. Your heart gets a healthy work out
6. You're less likely to get divorced
7. Your teenage kids will come out of their bedrooms to see what's going on
8. It boosts your immune system
9. You won't get so angry
10. It's infectious! So you can pass it on and make the world a happier place.

Laughter Therapy — Health QI Let’s face it, who doesn’t enjoy a good laugh? Find out more about laughter yoga, laughter therapy, and the benefits of laughing.

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My mum has Alzheimer’s, these hydrating Jelly Drops sweets help boost her water intake Helping hydrate those that struggle with water intake, these innovative Jelly Drops sweets from Pattinson’s are a simple solution to a complex problem

Can you hear colour?
Wonderful collaboration between Google and the Pompidou centre gives you a touch of synaesthesia

How to Play a Kandinsky: behind the scenes What if you could hear color? The pioneer of Abstract Art, Vassily Kandinsky, heard sound in colors and shapes. In collaboration with Centre Pompidou, ‘Pla...

Great article. A rather unusual therapist is taking animal assisted therapy to a new level.

Cats, camels and a Jesus lizard: the rise of animal-assisted therapy Once considered eccentric, using animals in psychotherapy is becoming popular as research reveals benefits

Really interesting article. Mother nature doesn't do s*xual equality, especially not with the immune system! Men are much more likely to get serious Covid than women and 'Man Flu' really does exist.
Men's immune systems also show signs of ageing (at approx 60 yrs) 5 to 6 years earlier than a women's. Women also mount a much more robust response to vaccination than men.
It's all to do with genes for immunity being on the s*x chromosomes.
Stay safe fellars!

S*x differences in immune responses Evidence increasingly indicates that male s*x is a risk factor for more severe disease and death from COVID-19. Male bias in COVID-19 mortality is observed in nearly all countries with available s*x-disaggregated data, and the risk of death in males is ∼1.7 times higher than in females ([ 1 ][1])....

Sunday is always a good day to enjoy yourself doing nothing, and it's good for you isn't it?
Only if you do it right!

A little R&R: Is doing 'nothing' actually restorative? Some researchers say not everything that makes us feel rested – or that feels relaxing – is actually rest. In short, you can rest wrong.