Best Daily Life Advice

Best daily life advice articles and thoughts from a scientific and spiritual science perspective. Subjects include body type, vertebrae, spine, posture (spinal extension), muscle, muscle mass, obesity (obese), fat, skinny fat (thin fat/normal weight obesity), weight loss and gain, soul, soul energy, star power, It factor, immunity (immune system) & good gut bacteria, gut feeling/enteric brain, human energy system, male energy, female energy, etc. Practical, daily life advice for how to live your best, healthy life relative to diet, exercise, lifestyle, and body type.

Insights from Gnosis: How Coronavirus (COVID-19) Can Save the World from Climate Change

Insights from Gnosis: Global Coronavirus (COVID-19) Lockdowns & Social Distancing Reveal A Surprising Climate Change Side-Effect; Reduced Air Pollution.

Answer #2 – Best Daily Life Advice: Living A Healthy Life Proactively

Question #2 – Life Advice: How to Live A Proactive, Healthy Life

Insights from Gnosis: Evidence the Soul is Real – Questions & Answers #1

Insights from Gnosis: Best Daily Life Advice Questions & Answers #1 - Gnosis Addresses a Spiritual Question About What Evidence Exists that Souls are Real.

Answer #1 – Best Daily Life Advice: Evidence Souls are Real

Question #1 – Life Advice: Are Souls Real?

Insights from Gnosis: Muscle Mass, Obesity, & Body Type from Birth through Childhood into Adulthood

Insights from Gnosis: All Human Bodies are Not Born the Same. Genetically, Some Have More Muscles & Muscle Mass, Some More Fat (Obesity). Learn How The Four Body Types Are Scientifically Defined.

Insights from Gnosis: What is Celebrity Star Power?

Insights from Gnosis: Most People Have Their Favorite Celebrities. Why Do Celebrities Have Star Power, While Most Humans Do Not? How Does a Celebrity Get Star Power?

Insights from Gnosis: Skinny Fat, Low Muscle Mass, Weak Muscles, & Obesity

Insights from Gnosis: What if all human bodies are born w/ the same NUMBER of muscles but have different overall muscle development & mass relative to obesity?

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