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October 1, 20259 min read

The Science of Journaling for Mental Health: Why It Works and How to Start

Decades of research prove journaling transforms mental health. Here is the science behind why and how Kimchi makes it easier than ever.

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October 1, 20256 min read

Breaking Free from Social Comparison: How Being the Only Human Changes Everything

Why social media makes us miserable and how Kimchi's anti-social network gives you all the dopamine hits without the toxic comparison culture.

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October 1, 20258 min read

AI Companions and Mental Health: Not Replacing Therapy, But Filling the Gaps

How AI companions provide accessible, judgment-free mental wellness support between therapy sessions and during the moments when you need it most.

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October 1, 20257 min read

Why Voice Journaling Works: The Science Behind Talking to Your AI Companions

Discover why speaking your thoughts out loud to AI companions is more therapeutic than traditional journaling and how it's changing mental wellness.

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September 29, 20255 min read

Breaking Free: How Kimchi Helps You Beat Social Media Addiction

Discover how Kimchi's anti-social network approach provides all the dopamine hits of social media without the toxic comparison culture and endless scrolling.

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September 28, 20254 min read

Effortless Journaling: How Social Media UX Makes Daily Reflection Natural

Learn how Kimchi's familiar social media interface removes the friction from journaling, making it as easy as posting a story or status update.

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September 27, 20256 min read

Your AI Life Coach: How Smart Companions Track Goals Automatically

Explore how Kimchi's AI companions extract insights from your posts and conversations to automatically track goals, identify patterns, and celebrate progress.

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