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Articles by Shimon Breitkopf

Honey, Tea, and Cough Drops

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By Dovid Nachman Golding, Jacob Kornbluh Verified, Shimon Breitkopf
| Mishpacha Magazine Verified
The first thing a singer does in the morning, especially if he’s got a job that day, is clear his throat and hum a couple of bars, just to make sure his voice is in good shape. But what happens if he wakes up and discovers that he sounds like a frog, that those smooth, golden notes are just not emerging?
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Everyone’s Mashgiach

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By Shimon Breitkopf, Emanuel Feldman, Yitzchok Schwarz
| Mishpacha Magazine Verified
Rav Chaim Walkin’s feet were firmly planted on the ground, but his mind was busy with mussar — unless someone needed his attention, be it a longtime student or a child in shul. Born in Shanghai, raised in New York, he made his mark in Yerushalayim with thousands of talmidim. A remembrance on his first yahrtzeit. Rav Chaim Walkin ztz”l, for more than 40 years the mashgiach at Yeshivas Ateres Yisrael in Yerushalayim, knew as well as anyone how much love is lacking in the world today.
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Laughter - Mishpacha

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By Chaya Rosen, C. Saphir, Shimon Breitkopf
| Mishpacha Magazine Verified
Would you ever have guessed that laughing is good for you? Are there serious benefits to cracking up? Yup, it’s true; there are health benefits to laughing, and they’re nothing to laugh at. Laughter can enhance your physical, emotional, and mental health. Laugh away! 8 Ways Laughing Can Make You Healthier Laughter can improve your immune system, making it easier to fight off viruses and other bugs. When you laugh, your body increases immune cells, as well as antibodies, that help you fight infection.
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