Category: Lady Flava Researcher
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Japanese Women Who Spoke Up|Fumiko Kaneko
She was asked to repent. She was offered survival in exchange for silence. She chose truth instead. This is the story of a woman who refused to bow — and why her voice still matters.
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H&W|The 3 C’s of Health
Health doesn’t live in just one moment. It shows up in emergencies, conversations, thoughts, and prevention. Sometimes the most powerful tools are the simplest ones — when we know what to check, when to call, and how to care. Small principles. Big impact.
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H&W|Electrolytes (yes or no or maybe)
Hydration isn’t just about drinking more water—it’s about helping your body absorb and use it well. Electrolytes play a quiet but powerful role in how we feel, move, and recover. Let’s talk about when they matter, where to find them naturally, and how to support your body without overdoing the hype.
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H&W|Addiction
Addiction doesn’t always look the way we expect. Sometimes it hides in being needed, overgiving, or patterns we’ve normalized. This Health & Wellness reflection explores addiction through lived experience, compassion, and awareness — and invites us to gently ask what we’re truly attached to.
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RealTalk|Gun Violence
Gun violence and suicide by firearm continue to take a devastating toll on communities across the United States. From neighborhoods and schools to homes and families, the impact reaches far beyond the headlines. This is a public health crisis that deserves honest conversation, care, and courage.
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H&W|Environmental Health: After the Storm**
After weeks of storms across the Pacific Northwest, the damage left behind goes far beyond what we can see. Environmental health reminds us that clean air, safe water, stable housing, and healthy land are essential to human well-being — especially in the aftermath of extreme weather.
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H&W| Winter, Sleep, and the Aches
Winter has a way of speaking through our bodies. If you’re sleeping well but waking up sore, it might not be the sleep — it might be how your body is settling through the night. This winter taught me to listen more closely, make gentler shifts, and lean into comfort without guilt. 🌻

