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Shakespeare, Mythology, and Our Planets and MoonsOur planets are named for mythology and Shakespearan characters and each planet, and moon, has a reason for their name. Here is a brief overview of many of wonderfully named space objects.- Pregnancy Food MythsThere are a lot of rumors and folklore surrounding what a pregnant mother can eat. Learn the truth about salmon, sushi, hot dogs, deli meats, as well as how much you're actually supposed to consume.
- Myths About PregnancyPregnancy doesn't mean the end of sex or touching your toes. Learn the myths so your experience can be more enjoyable.
- Dog Myths that Can Harm Your DogIt isn't always easy trying to understand dog behavior and dog myths have been around probably as long as man and dogs have walked side by side. While some myths are harmless, some can actually harm your dog if you believe them.
- Leadership: Myth of LeadershipWe make myths to tell a storyline, to promote a concept of how our history has developed. Originally developed to connect us to higher evolved concepts, it has been used for worse concepts. Understanding myths allows one to see deception in today’s myths.
- Cholesterol MythsWhen it comes to cholesterol, it can be hard to separate fact from fiction thanks to all the "misinformation" available. Here to help you are the truths behind 5 of the most common cholesterol myths.
- Myth Busting at BlogWorld Expo LAThe three commonly believed myths about blogging that were "busted" after I attended BlogWorld Expo LA 2011.
- 4 Popular Myths About RunningFour of the most popular myths about running debunked.
- 5 of the Most Popular Fitness MythsYou may not even work out at all, and I’m willing to bet you’ve heard every single one of these myths at some point in your life. Well, don’t believe the hype, it’s all junk.
- Research Suggests Many Sexual Stereotypes Are Nothing More Than MythA respected science journal compares research against several common stereotypes that contribute to sexual mythology and finds many myths are just that.
- 5 Retirement Myths You Should Be Conscious OfThe years you spend in retirement should be filled with joy - not worry over finances. Here are some myths about retirement you should be aware of.
- 7 Common Myths About GardasilGardasil prevents four of the most common strains of HPV. Here are some common myths about this vaccine.
- The Good Mood Food Myth: Bananas and SerotoninDid you know the idea that bananas fighting depression is a myth? Learn why bananas do not directly affect depression and why their serotonin will not affect your own serotonin levels.
- Common Myths and Truths About Male Pattern BaldnessMale pattern baldness is one of the common forms of hair loss, which can affect men of all ages. Here are some basic facts about the cause and treatment of male pattern hair loss.
- Old Home Remedies: Fact or Myth?These remedies come from The Foxfire Book, first in a series of books about Appalachia.
- Book Review: Healing Myths Healing Magic by Donald M. EpsteinHealing Myths Healing Magic by Donald M. Epstein is a book to challenge you to change your beliefs about healing that are actually just myths. Be ready to change your previous way of thinking about healing and huge changes can come your way!
- Myth Adventures of Percy JacksonThe Greek myths, from the epic struggle of the Trojan War to the wanderings of Odysseus, form the foundation of Western literature.
- 3 High Blood Pressure Myths that Cause Mental AnguishHigh blood pressure is a potentially fatal condition and cause of confusion for some people. Do you believe myths about hypertension? Read this article to discover the truth.
- Blasting Away Three of the Biggest Myths About Abdominal Training:Unwanted ab flab hanging around? Here's how to say "buh-bye" to that muffin top for good!
- Depression Myth: Depressed People Are Attention SeekersThat too is false. Many times depressed individuals hide their feelings for fear of being ridiculed or they have given up on life and just do not see the point. Many people remain undiagnosed because they do not go for therapy.
- Depression Myth: Only Drugs Work on Depressed PeopleActually drugs seem to work only for severe depression. The talking therapy and exercise works best for mild to moderately depressed people.
- Spiritual Naturalism in Pre-history?Did prehistoric peoples believe their myths? Or were they psychological metaphors? There were almost certainly those who took myths literally, but there may also have been those who took a more naturalistic approach. This article attempts to show why.
- Depression Myth: Depression in Teenagers is NormalTeens are known to be rebellious, test limits, become argumentative and they can be intrigued by the dark side of life, “Goth Culture”. But being constantly depressed, lethargic, and lacking the will to be with friends etc is not normal
- Depression Myth: Stop Talking About How Depressed You AreThough once it was believed that talking about your depression kept you in that thought pattern. Talking about depression with a professional is actually a good thing. Depressed people get to air what is on their soul; sometimes for the very first time.
- 'Immortals' and the Modern Day Retelling of Classical Mythology‘Immortals’ is the latest movie to capitalize on the interest in classic mythology, telling the story of the Greek gods and the titans which came before. From Greek mythology to the Norse gods, here are more mythological tales from the Hollywood system.
- Depression Myth: Depressed People Cry a LotPeople assume that depressed people cry a lot.
- Depression Myth: You Will Be on Medication for LifeWhen you start taking drugs for depression you are no them for life. That is not entirely true many people take medication for awhile and then they never have to take them again
- Depression Myth: We All Have Problems but We Don't Get DepressedThere is a common belief that depressed people are just lazy, making excuses, or whining and looking for pity.
- Depression Myth: Only Women Get DepressedMany people still believe that depression is not a real disorder and only women get depressed.
- Hardwork Cures All Forms of Depression Mythdespite the amount of people who are affected by depression and the amount of literature out there to explain what depression is all about, there are still misconceptions about the disorder.
What is the Pirate Code?The idea of a "pirate code" is a relatively modern invention. However if you dig back a little bit further, you can find the bedrock that the myth is built upon in the golden age of piracy.- The Evil Superstitious Myth About Rhino HornsA seventh century Asian myth about rhino horns being an effective aphrodisiac is destroying rhino populations worldwide. A rhino horn consisting of keratin contains no magical properties, but huge dollars are paid for illegal horns.
- Are Some of the Common Myths About Dogs Facts?As animal lovers, you may hear myths and rumors about dogs but wonder if they are really true. The fact is that not all myths are true and just passed on just as gossip is. If you are concerned about something with your dog, question your veterinarian.
- 5 Myths Busted About Cost Estimating for ManufacturingQuick article discussing some of the myths attributed to cost estimating and quoting in order to win more jobs and increase profits.
The Ten Percent Myth: The Truth About Your BrainTelepathy and overnight genius, are these gifts possible if we unlock our brains full capability. For decades the public has accepted that we only use ten percent of our brain's capacity, but is this really the case?
5 Myths About Genital HerpesThere are many misconceptions about genital herpes. Here are five common myths about this sexually transmitted disease.
Anti-Bacteria Kitchen Myths BustedReview some of these long standing kitchen myths that are busted as imposters when it comes to fighting the war on illness causing bacteria.- Greek MythologyThe earliest Greek mythology began as a lifestyle for peoples who desired to grasp the universe began. Greek and roman mythologists used narratives to explain how the earth and the universe began.
- Review of Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity by John StosselA basic review of the book Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity by John Stossel
- Halloween Stories: The Facts on "Dangerous" CandyThe myth of deadly, poisoned or otherwise booby trapped candy has been with us for more than half a century in America... which is amazing since it's never, ever happened in the way the media portrays.
