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How to take care of your physical well-being every day

Feeling physically well is essential to enjoying the things we love and facing each day with energy. Taking care of our bodies doesn't just mean exercising, but also eating well, getting enough rest, and paying attention to how we feel. Small daily habits can make a big difference in our overall health and well-being. In this text, we will explore some simple ways to stay healthy and feel better every day.

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Light in solitude.

Loneliness is not always the enemy, even though it may seem that way sometimes. Between losses, changes, and days that seem to last forever, we all need an inner light to keep us from getting lost in the darkness... and yes, sometimes that light may be a little humor, a dash of irony, and a lot of patience with ourselves....

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Sex without expiration date

They say that passion has an expiration date... what a load of rubbish! At 60, 70, or older, we're still masters of chemistry, desire, and laughter. Changes in our bodies, wrinkles, and gray hair aren't enemies; they're playmates that teach us new ways to enjoy ourselves. Let's debunk myths, try out toys, laugh at impossible positions, and above all, remind you that fun has no expiration date.

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Renegade dream: it no longer follows you, it ignores you.

You used to sleep like a log without any problems... now you wake up at 3 a.m. remembering your shopping list and wondering if you closed the window. Sleep changes with age, but you don't have to resign yourself to endless nights tossing and turning in bed. With a few small adjustments to your habits, pillows, and routines, sleeping better is not a myth... it's a nighttime survival plan.

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The Trap of Social Comparison

Welcome, everyone, to check out the strong bars that are filters and selfies, designed to steal your freedom in a cell full of followers.

A self-imposed confinement where the people who find themselves there recreate an idealized version of reality, turning the quest for beauty and physical rejuvenation into constant torture where the judge is a simple algorithm.

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