Bill Gates: Coronavirus treatments should go to those who need them, not 'highest bidder'

Bill Gates: Coronavirus treatments should go to those who need them, not 'highest bidder'

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Declining eyesight improved by looking at deep red light

Declining eyesight improved by looking at deep red light

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Sugar-free Strawberry Pink Drink (with Violet Drink Variation)

We’re pushing the peak of summer heat, which means refreshing beverages are an all day, every day requirement. This strawberry pink drink is for those times you want something chilled, creamy, and softly sweet.

We make ours with collagen, which is something your body needs anyway. No shame in getting hooked on this pink drink, because once the effects of collagen kick in, you may see changes in your skin, hair, and nails that keep you going back for more.

It’s just as easy to make as it is refreshing! If you want to make a berry violet drink instead, use blackberries instead of strawberries and hibiscus tea instead of water.

Enjoy!

Refreshing Strawberry Pink Drink Recipe

Serves: 1

Time in the kitchen: 8 minutes

Ingredients

• ¾ c coconut or almond milk
• ¾ c + 2 Tbsp. water
• ½ c chopped strawberries + ¼ c sliced strawberries
• 2 scoops Primal Kitchen® Collagen Quench Triple Berry Drink Mix
• 1 tsp. granulated sweetener, optional
• ice

Directions

First, create the stewed strawberries for the drink. In a small saucepan, heat the chopped strawberries, 2 tbsp. water and granulated sweetener over medium heat.

Once they begin bubbling, reduce the heat to medium low and stir for 3-5 minutes, or until the strawberries begin to soften and break down. Set the strawberries aside.

In a jar, mix together the remaining water and Collagen Quench Triple Berry Drink Mix. Shake up until foamy.

Mix together the berry drink mix with the stewed strawberries and blend in a blender or with an immersion blender. Pour in the milk and blend again for a few seconds.

Pour the mixture over ice and garnish with sliced strawberries.

Nutrition Info (serves 1):

Made with almond milk:

Calories: 126
Fat: 3g
Total Carbs: 15g
Net Carbs: 11g
Protein: 11g

Made with full-fat coconut milk:

Calories: 351
Fat: 26g
Total Carbs: 16g
Net Carbs: 13g
Protein: 12g

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Psychology Around the Net: July 11, 2020

This week’s Psychology Around the Net explains the difference between emotional baggage and emotional success, dives into stereotypes and how to combat them, discusses mental health services for police officers amid today’s climate, and more.

Stay well, friends!

Mental-Health Advocates Push for More Services for Officers Amid Protests Over Policing: Law enforcement and mental health experts agree that mental health support programs for police officers are especially important now, during the nationwide protests over police brutality and racism. According to Dr. Michael Bizzarro, the director of clinical services for first responders at New Jersey’s Penn Medicine Princeton House Behavioral Health, the protests over policing are extremely challenging for law enforcement right now because it wasn’t so long ago police officers were being praised for their work during the coronavirus pandemic. Says Dr. Bizzarro: “In March, April, and May, they were heroes. Now they are being seen as villains.”

Emotional Success Versus Emotional Baggage: You’re probably familiar with emotional baggage, but how about emotional success? What’s that? Well, it’s not that you are happy all the time with no problems and just a rosy outlook, but it does mean you know how to deal with those problems and charge on.

Stereotypes Harm Black Lives and Livelihoods, But Research Suggests Ways to Improve Things: [EDITED INTERVIEW TRANSCRIPT] Katy Milkman, a professor at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, talks with Modupe Akinola, an associate professor at Columbia Business School who also studies stress, racial bias, and workplace diversity on how stereotypes are formed, how stereotypes affect decisions, and what we can do to combat negative stereotypes.

Is There a Connection Between Sibling and Workplace Bullying? Linda Crockett, an internationally recognized expert on workplace bullying and survivor of sibling scapegoating, intimate partner abuse, and workplace bullying, addresses the connection between sibling bullying and workplace/adult bullying.

Outdoor Light Linked With Teens’ Sleep and Mental Health: Recent National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)-funded research shows that teens who live in places that have significant levels of artificial light at night usually get less sleep and are more likely to develop a mood disorder than adolescents who live in places with low levels of light at night. study author Diana Paksarian, Ph.D., a postdoctoral research fellow at NIMH and the study’s author, says: “These findings illustrate the importance of joint consideration of both broader environmental-level and individual-level exposures in mental health and sleep research.”

Sean Astin Says Mom Patty Duke’s Mental Illness Led Him to Advocate: ‘There’s No Judgment’: You probably know Sean Astin as the talented actor from iconic movies like The Goonies and Lord of the Rings, but did you also know he’s active in the mental health community? Astin’s late mother, Oscar-winning actress Patty Duke, was one of the first in her field to go public with her mental illness; she shared her bipolar diagnosis in her memoir and worked to raise mental health awareness until her death. Astin will be participating in the Well Beings virtual town hall hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and WETA, Washington, D.C.’s PBS station, aimed at launching a campaign targeting the youth mental health crisis. “I’m not speaking as an expert; I’m speaking from personal experience,” Astin says. The town hall will be live-streamed on Tuesday, July 14 at 11 a.m. ET.

Photo by Sebastián León Prado on Unsplash.

Is Tilapia Healthy for You?

Is Tilapia Healthy for You?

Fish is considered a healthy source of protein because it’s lean, easy to digest, and filled with healthy omega-3 fatty acids and other important minerals. However, the dark side of the story is that about 50% of the fish we eat are factory farmed, and tilapia takes a fair share of that percentage. According to Seafood Health …

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WHO warns COVID-19 'getting worse'

WHO warns COVID-19 'getting worse' The World Health Organization (WHO) said the novel coronavirus was yet to be brought under control "in most of the world", while warning that it was actually "getting worse". https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

WHO warns COVID-19 'getting worse'

The World Health Organization (WHO) said the novel coronavirus was yet to be brought under control "in most of the world", while warning that it was actually "getting worse".

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