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Vitamin D deficiency causes muscle pain and proximal muscle weakness associated with heaviness in the legs, rapid fatigue, and problems with climbing stairs and mobility. In pediatrics, vitamin D deficiency can present as atypical muscular pain.

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More than 60 countries, with some 4 billion people, are set to stage national elections in 2024. That means roughly half the planet could go to the polls in what could be the greatest rolling spectacle of democracy in human history. A The term ‘eustress’ refers to the healthy form of stress that motivates us to study extra hours for an upcoming test or spend time preparing for an important work presentation. However, when this response becomes chronic or we are not able to relieve stress as we move from one stressful event to the next, it can begin to hinder one’s quality of life and lead to undesirable health benefits, including inflammation and anxiety. A A ‘Mystery itself will be the only mystery and we’ll all feel a lot better.’ a , I recognized I may have a form of leptin resistance and began to address that through stress management and my food choices. While I did not restrict calories, I was careful not to eat the French fries or other unhealthy choices my friends or family ordered when we were able to eat together again. I leaned into cruciferous vegetables, which are satiating and help offset the hunger pangs that an imbalanced appetite hormone can create. I ate as many leafy greens as I could—both for salads and for a nourishing smoothie on my workout days. I began to carry a healthy nut mix in case I was hungry and came across a tempting doughnut! I urged myself to get back in touch with my love of cooking, developing some of the recipes that appear in this book and finding some new favorite foods like the purple sprouting broccoli that is pictured on the cover. A a a Barrett, anxiety is instead a predictive response that our brain draws from our past experience. When an anxietyprovoking situation causes us to panic, it’s because we have prepared our brains to panic. a  Virginia Woolf once said that biographies fail because the subject of the biography always goes missing (lost under the welter of the life). In this case, it is madness that goes missing because Woolf is never allowed to go missing from herself.’ A The Je Ne Sais Quoi (2005) Jenny Diski ‘It’s entirely possible that, apart from a little niggle at the back of our minds – a scent or a sound we can’t quite place – the ineffable will be a thing of the past and we will be able to rub out all those old je ne sais quoi and replace them with nouns and adjectives. At which point mystery itself will be the only mystery and we’ll all feel a lot better.’ The Soul of Man under Psychoanalysis (2001) Adam Phillips ‘It is the fate of the unintelligible – of that which cannot be ignored and cannot be understood – that preoccupies Eliot and Freud, among others. The mystery in life either needed a new referent, or people needed to be reminded, in no uncertain terms, of its traditional, sacred referent.’ Read more The Case of Agatha Christie (2018) John Lanchester ‘For the murder to make sense, it must be true that somebody isn’t who we think they are – but who do we think they are? How do we know who is and who isn’t what they seem to be? How do the characters know? In essence, that is what detective fiction is: a mystery about which of a particular cast of characters isn’t who they say they are.’