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If you are having trouble finding the fun in stretching or exercise, perhaps it’s time to give in to the topsy-turvy world we’re in right now and spend some time upside down.
Rachel Krantz is the Lead Writer at Mercy For Animals, where she writes about veganism. She is the namer of Bustle, and one of its three founding editors. Her work has also been featured on The Huffington Post, NPR, The Daily Beast, Newsweek, High Times, Salon, AlterNet, Jezebel, XOJane, Marie Claire, VegNews Magazine, and elsewhere. You can follow her and get in touch @RachelKrantz, and check out her portfolio at www.racheljkrantz.com.
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They're compact and the perfect weight to stow in a suitcase but will still give your arms a good workout.
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Dyson took the air-purifying and cooling feature of their best-selling fans and made one desk-size.
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It has light therapy, sound therapy, a flickering light, and the ability to help me relax.
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I’ve found there’s a lot of joy in being a vegan over the holidays. Here are my top suggestions for surviving the holidays as a vegan or vegetarian.
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Whether we have difficult families or come from towns with politics we’ve long outgrown, it’s good to have a few tricks up your sleeve for surviving the holidays in your hometown.
