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Tomatoes
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The Reason Behind Tomatoes Splitting

Did you know those heavy downpours we've been getting lately could be the reason your tomatoes take a sudden turn for the worse.
Laura Pence,

“We need the rain.” How many times have you heard or said that…especially if you have a garden. But actually, did you know those heavy downpours we’ve been getting lately could be the reason your tomatoes take a sudden turn for the worse. Tomatoes crack or split when there’s rapid changes in water availability. If it’s been a dry season…

Mb Fire Dept 072523
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The Importance of Being Safe in the Heat with the Myrtle Beach Fire Dept.

Plus, their annual MDA Boot drive is coming up!
Laura Pence,

Captain Jonathan Evans with the Myrtle Beach Fire Dept. shares tips to keep you save during a heat wave. What to do to avoid heat related illnesses. Plus, on August 4th – 6th, the Myrtle Beach Professional Firefighter Association will be collecting money for the annual MDA boot Drive at 3 locations in Myrtle Beach from 8:00am to 4:00om daily….

Self Care Day
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How to Celebrate International Self Care Day!

The day aims to promote the importance of self-care as a vital foundation of health.
Laura Pence,

The International Self-Care Foundation was established on July 24th in 2011 as a way to promote the importance of self-care as a vital foundation of health. Whether physically, mentally, or emotionally, it’s important to focus on this not just today but as much as possible. Putting more of a focus on this can improve your mood, increase resilience, help with…

Bad Habits
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There’s a New Technique to Stop Bad Habits

A new study from a university medical center in Germany discovered it.
Laura Pence,

There’s a new approach to helping people break their nervous habits. A new study from a university medical center in Germany found the technique of gentle touching of the hands may help stop habits like nail-biting. Researchers examined more than 260 people who react to stress by pulling out hair, or by chronic nail- or cheek-biting. Researchers found the habit…