Stress
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"My stomach is churning and it's hard for me. I don't sleep well at night and I'm under pressure"
"MasterChef" star Tair Murdoch, who is currently back in the hottest kitchen in the country, shared on her Instagram account the feelings that accompany her - and the desire to prepare special dishes in every episode despite the challenges: "I try to bring creative dishes from different cuisines."

Yael Bar Zohar says goodbye and breaks down: "I can't bring myself to enter the house"
The long and busy summer period, alongside the growing pressure ahead of the return to the screen on Channel 16, has overwhelmed the beloved host. In a candid video from her car, Bar Zohar said goodbye to the summer vacation and broke down: "Trying to catch my breath for a moment" | All the details

"The goal is not to turn the house into a classroom": how to get children back to routine without stress
Just before the summer vacation ends and children return to school, it is time to slow down and not add more tasks to the list. Dr. Adam Yisraeli explains why sleep, a sense of control, and emotional resilience are more important than reviewing material.

Does anger come out of nowhere? It might not be your fault at all
We all know that moment: a small comment from a partner sets us off, or a routine traffic jam causes a sudden wave of rage. Sometimes it feels like anger comes out of nowhere, and it can be very exhausting and confusing.

The habit that almost half of adults have: when does it become a problem?
A study recently published in the journal "Appetite" examined the link between our ability to cope with emotions and emotional eating — a state in which we turn to food not because we are hungry, but due to stress, sadness, anxiety, or other feelings. The researchers found that difficulty in coping with emotions is linked to an increased tendency for emotional eating, a phenomenon that, according...

Evacuation saved from missiles, but took a mental toll: Study on teenagers in the Gaza envelope
Teenagers evacuated from their homes during the Iron Swords War reported higher levels of depression and stress compared to their peers who remained in areas under constant security threat. A new study from the University of Haifa, published in the European Journal of Psychotraumatology, suggests that the evacuation process itself may contribute to additional emotional distress beyond the impact...
Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin
Stress, lack of sleep, an unbalanced diet, and environmental pollution can make your skin look older, accelerating wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Adopting better daily habits can help maintain a healthier, fresher appearance.

Miri Mesika in a complex medical drama: "I can't move my face"
The renowned singer arrived last night with her friend Keren Peles on the set of "Dancing with the Stars." However, behind the scenes, she shared about the anxiety attack that accompanied her throughout the evening and responded to it with her characteristic humor.

Patel shares the stressful experience with a taxi driver: "I can't stop crying"
Patel shared with her followers on social media a stressful event she claims she went through during a ride, and said she remained upset even after returning home.

When National 'Pressure Cooker' Stress Enters the Home: How to Preserve Your Marriage
Life in Israel is putting citizens' mental resilience to an unprecedented test. Public pressure seeps into homes, taking a toll on couples. Psychologist Dr. Maayan Boyman-Meshita offers a toolkit to protect the home fortress.

Gal Rubin reveals in tears: The price of staying in the "Big Brother" house
The "Big Brother" winner shared with her followers the painful treatment she underwent following alopecia, revealed what she says caused the condition, and harshly criticized some of the housemates after re-watching the season's episodes.