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"Stress Management and Nutrition" by Julie Mironowicz

"Stress Management and Nutrition" by Julie Mironowicz [LQ]

Chocolates, lollies, and cake hmm… this is the kind of food most of us eat when we are stressed. But did you know what you eat have a big influence on your stress level? Let's find out!

Date Posted: 20 May 2010
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Refresh - Practical Tips for Dealing with Stress
Lectures, assignments, group meetings, work, friends, exams...ARGH! This two-session seminar will help you understand your mind and body more and to treat them better. Be refreshed and prepared for e... [more]

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