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Still On Omeprazole After Years? The Heartburn Myth That’s Keeping You Stuck
Millions of people take a small tablet every morning, often for years, sometimes for decades, on the understanding that their stomach makes too much acid, and that this acid is the source of all their...
May 2610 min read


Why High-Functioning Employees Are Burning Out In Silence
“Too much hurry bruck pot.” This Jamaican proverb warns that excessive rushing eventually leads to damage. Yet in many workplaces today, speed, urgency, and constant output are rewarded as signs of commitment...
May 267 min read


Navigating Burnout Through a Chinese Medicine Perspective
In states of burnout, the body and mind have disconnected. This can be hard to navigate as our capacity to see and feel what’s happening to us is limited. Distressing symptoms such as insomnia, fast racing thoughts...
May 2610 min read


Macros vs. Calories – Why What You Eat Matters More Than Just the Number
For years, nutrition advice has been simplified into one message: eat fewer calories. While that idea is rooted in truth, it often leaves people frustrated when they do everything “right” and still...
May 266 min read


What is Matrescence and Why Every New Mother Needs to Know About It
Congratulations! Your precious baby has arrived! Everyone tells you it is the happiest time of your life. So why do you feel like you are losing yourself? Why does your body feel foreign, your mind...
May 2610 min read


I Led a Team for Eight Years with Bipolar Disorder
There is something nobody tells you about leading people while managing a mental health condition, the hardest part is not the condition. It is the performance of being fine. I remember sitting in a meeting...
May 257 min read


What is DES Exposure and Why Does It Still Matter Today?
DES exposure is often spoken about as if it belongs to medical history. For many of us, it is not history at all. It is a lifelong inheritance carried in our bodies, our fertility stories, our medical...
May 257 min read


How to Stop Sabotaging Your Progress Every Time You Travel
In an ideal world, you are already consistent with your fitness routine or finally preparing to start because summer is around the corner. Then suddenly, a trip appears, a wedding invitation arrives...
May 255 min read


Qigong and the Grieving Process
After losing his father, Kelly found himself turning to his Qigong practice to help process his grief, finding a deeper and renewed appreciation for the incredible arts of Qigong, Neigong, and Baguazhang...
May 255 min read


The War on People Who Use Drugs and Why Prohibition Was, Is, and Always Will Be an Epic Fail
The so-called “war on drugs” was launched by the criminal administration of Richard M. Nixon with one tangible goal in mind, though not one that was ever publicised at the outset, and only disseminated...
May 255 min read


How Will Stress Manifest in Your Body?
70% of chronic diseases are caused by stress, according to many studies published by the World Health Organization (WHO), the National Institute of Health (NIH) and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
May 255 min read


Yes, You Can and Should Practice Yoga, Here’s How to Start
When you think of yoga, you probably think of super flexible and fit people in fancy leggings doing crazy poses like handstands or twisting themselves into impossible shapes. Because of that, you may...
May 255 min read


The Link Between Health and Financial Stress and Why It Matters More Than Ever
In today’s fast-paced world, stress has become almost unavoidable, but not all stress is created equal. Two of the most persistent and interconnected forms are health-related stress and financial stress.
May 254 min read


The Hidden Clues Behind Sleepless Nights
In clinical practice, I often hear: "Why can't I fall asleep?" and "Why can't I stay asleep?" If you struggle with this, you are not alone. Sleep problems are common, but most discussions focus only on stress...
May 246 min read


How to Put Yourself Back Together When the Healthcare System Couldn't
Your heart. Your gut. Your brain. Your hormones. Your joints. Conventional medicine divides you into departments. Different specialists, different labs, different prescriptions. Each one looks at their piece.
May 239 min read


What Women Over 35 Actually Need to Know About Their Pelvic Floor
There is something I hear over and over again from women. “I’ve been told to do kegels, but I’m not sure they’re working.” Or worse, “I’ve been doing them for years, and nothing has changed.” If you’re...
May 223 min read


Watering Your Inner Garden From Soul Compost to Full-Court Bloom
This piece asserts that life’s greatest challenges can be transformed into catalysts for growth, not permanent wounds. By integrating lived experience with local understanding of the mental health crisis, I present...
May 229 min read


How to Protect Your Nervous System While Holding Space for Others
You already know how the nervous system works. You understand regulation, co-regulation, and what it takes to create safety for another person. That knowledge is real, and it matters. But knowing how to care for...
May 226 min read


Perimenopause as a Whole Body Transition Beyond Hormone Deficiency
Many women enter perimenopause believing they have a hormone problem. They are told their estrogen is dropping, their progesterone is declining, and that their symptoms are simply the...
May 225 min read


Beyond Picky Eating and Understanding ARFID in Children
Your child refuses dinner again. They push the plate away, cry, and gag at the smell of something new. You try reasoning, bribing, and ignoring it. Nothing works. For some children, this is not defiance...
May 217 min read


The Power of Relocation
Are you depressed, stuck, or carrying a constant heaviness you can’t seem to shake? Maybe the problem isn’t entirely you. Maybe it’s where you are. I truly believe some people are geographically...
May 216 min read


Who Made Beauty the Authority?
It was 1995. I was twenty-one years old, sitting at the reception desk of a high-energy, packed-to-the-rafters gym, the kind of place where everybody knew who they were going to see. This was the gym in its golden era...
May 216 min read


Navigating Parkinson’s Disease with Dietary Restrictions and Nutritional Management
Parkinson's disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder characterized by motor and nonmotor symptoms resulting from the loss of dopamine-producing neurons. While there is no cure, comprehensive...
May 218 min read


Why Soft Living May Not Always Be Healing and Could Be Keeping You Stuck
Somewhere along the way, healing became synonymous with slowing down. Soft mornings. Saying no. Doing less. Resting more. In response to burnout, overwork, and chronic stress, the wellness...
May 215 min read
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