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With more people slowing down and spending time at home, at-home cooking has become increasingly popular. Cooking for yourself has a host of benefits too. For starters, you control every last ingredient that goes into your meal and you have better control over portions.
More people are also realizing that you don’t have to be a master chef to make good food. Another benefit is cost. Restaurant meals may be convenient, but they are certainly more expensive than cooking at home.
It’s easy to be consumed by a screen, from the television to your work computer and even your personal cell phone. In fact, many Americans are spending upwards of 10-hours a day on a screen. Luckily more people are choosing to spend time in nature which offers a host of benefits.
According to the American Psychological Association (APA), exposure to nature may improve attention, lower stress, improve mood, reduce the risk of psychiatric disorders, and improve empathy and cooperation. There are tons of ways to enjoy the outdoors too, such as going for a nature walk or starting an outdoor hobby like gardening, golfing, or cycling.
Telehealth, which allows you to have an appointment with a health care practitioner via phone or video, has become increasingly popular over the last few years. This is another trend worth trying because it offers many benefits.
For starters, virtual healthcare is convenient. You don’t have to drive to a doctor’s office or wait in a waiting room when you’re sick. You can have an appointment in the comfort of your own home. Virtual appointments also help prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Doctor appointments aren’t the only virtual care you can receive either. Nutritionists, physical therapists, and mental health professionals are all offering online appointments too.

With more people slowing down and spending time at home, at-home cooking has become increasingly popular. Cooking for yourself has a host of benefits too. For starters, you control every last ingredient that goes into your meal and you have better control over portions.
More people are also realizing that you don’t have to be a master chef to make good food. Another benefit is cost. Restaurant meals may be convenient, but they are certainly more expensive than cooking at home.
It’s easy to be consumed by a screen, from the television to your work computer and even your personal cell phone....

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