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Health & Wellness

Let this be the year when you prioritize your well-being, both physically and mentally. Here you can find a wealth of information provided by our expert contributors to help you lead a healthier and happier life. Explore articles on nutrition and food to fuel your body, fitness routines to keep you active and learn about the importance of sleep and how to improve it. Delve into mental health topics to support your emotional well-being, get tailored advice on female health and find effective strategies for weight loss. The articles also cover therapy options, mindfulness and meditation practices, and ways to manage burnout and stress.

Food & Nutrition

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How Near a 1000-Year-Old Herbal Recipe Could Save Your Heart

Modern cardiology and ancient herbal wisdom rarely meet, yet this case study reveals how a near 1,000-year-old remedy supported heart recovery when conventional treatment options were limited.

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How Stress Blocks Your Body From Using Food And How Nervous System Nutrition Can Change Everything

Many women feel like they’re “doing everything right” with their nutrition yet still struggle with low energy, cravings, overwhelm, or stalled progress. The missing link is often the nervous system.

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Exceedingly Easy Six for 2026 Diet & Lifestyle Makeovers for Brain Health

With the traditional month for New Year's Resolutions having been and gone, some intentions will have survived (hooray!), whereas others may already have succumbed to the to-do list archives and been...

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Ceremonial Nutrition – Ritual, Molecules, and the Biochemistry of Sacred Eating 

Food is not only fuel; it is a ritual threshold. Across cultures, fasting, feasting, and sacred herbs have been used to purify, celebrate, and commune with the divine, encoding identity, lineage, and belonging.

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The Pouch Generation – When Baby Food Doesn’t Need Teeth

Walk into any supermarket, and you’ll see it: a glossy wall of baby food pouches, lined up like tiny fuel canisters for small humans. They promise convenience. “On-the-go.” “Mess-free.” “100% fruit.”

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How Eating Plant-Based Foods Can Heal the Root Cause of Chronic Illness

I met Dr. Lisa in the community at a dance party in Oakland, California in early 2024 when she was 47 years old. She was interested in buying my book, “21st Century Handbook,” which documents my own self-healing...

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The Elimination Diet as a Therapeutic Tool in Holistic and Functional Medicine

The elimination diet is a structured, short-term nutritional intervention widely used in functional and integrative medicine to identify food-related triggers of chronic symptoms and to support...

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Nutritional Investments – How to Spend Wisely and Eat for Brain Health

It is the start of a new year and potentially the springboard for new resolutions and health’spirations. If your aspirations centre around health, and most particularly brain health, here are four ideas on...

Mental Health

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When Life Becomes The Curriculum and the Heart of Emotional Resilience

Five years ago, my life changed in an instant. One moment, I was moving confidently through my career as a plant-based chef. The next, a life-altering accident forced me to rebuild, physically...

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Riding the Waves Toward Healing and Recovery with Surf Therapy

The ocean has long been seen as a place of peace and renewal. In recent years, surf therapy has gained recognition as a powerful form of treatment that combines the therapeutic value of the sea with...

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How Stress and The Nervous System Make Pain Louder

There is a point a person with chronic pain eventually reaches, often quietly, often with confusion, and sometimes with shame, is this in my Head? Does stress make my pain worse? Most people are taught...

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Is Fear Quietly Running Your Life?

How unconscious fear shapes the body and how embodied healing returns power and life force. Fear is not a flaw. It is not a weakness. Fear is information. When we allow ourselves to acknowledge fear...

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What Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Really is and What It is Not

We often hear the term OCD thrown around in ways that are completely misaligned with what it actually is. Individuals will say things like, “I am so OCD,” or “If you walked into my room and saw how neat...

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Following Trends vs. Following Your DNA – Which Approach Leads to Better Wellness?

What if the secret to your health has been hidden in your DNA all along? The silent code guiding your every move. How genetics may explain what lifestyle advice often cannot.

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Why Emotional Maturity Requires Trust Instead of Self-Monitoring

Many people reach a powerful moment of insight through a book that resonates, a breakthrough in therapy, language that finally explains their patterns, such as attachment styles, boundaries, nervous...

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4 Survival Patterns as a Child that Shape Adult Behavior and Parenting

Explore four emotional survival patterns shaped by childhood emotional handling, how they influence adult behavior and parenting, and science‑backed tools to support regulation and healing.

Sleep

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Struggling With CPAP? You’re Not Alone, There May Be Other Options

Most people don’t stop using CPAP because they don’t care about their health.They stop because something about it feels impossible to live with night after night, breath after breath. For many adults...

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The Hidden Dangers of Mouth Breathing That No One Is Talking About

It is just too common to hear a client say, “I wish my health care provider looked inside my mouth before prescribing medications, appliances, or surgery”, because the reality is, even after they try...

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Why Your Body Holds onto Fat When You’re Tired Stressed and Doing Everything Right

If you have ever felt like you are doing everything right, eating healthy meals, getting your workouts in, and staying consistent, but the scale still will not budge, you are not alone. Everyone focuses on...

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Your Swallow, Smile, and Sleep Are Connected – How Tongue Posture Shapes Health and Well-Being

Did you know that with one small intervention you can sleep more deeply, relieve neck, back, and jaw pain, improve the symmetry of your face, avoid costly orthodontic interventions, and even heal your...

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Your Brain on Yoga Nidra – What Neuroscience Actually Reveals

Yoga Nidra, often marketed as ‘non-sleep deep rest,’ is more than just a relaxation technique. Across brain imaging, EEG, and clinical studies, a pattern emerges: Yoga Nidra helps the brain organize...

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Sleep Better, Stress Less – 5 Surprising Reasons to Try Yoga Nidra

Yoga Nidra is more than solely a bedtime ritual or a Sunday reset. It is a path to regulate your nervous system in the middle of real life. Whether you are rushing out the door, learning something...

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The Paradox of Rest and Awakening – The Philosophy of Yoga Nidra

I first came to Yoga Nidra out of fascination. Something about it captured me. The way it wove between waking and dreaming, how it could open doorways into lucid states of consciousness, and how...

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Falling Back Without Falling Apart – Why Time Changes Hit ADHD Brains Hard

Good news: You’re about to get an extra hour of sleep when the clocks “fall back.” Bad news: Your ADHD brain is already panicking about what time it really is. If you’re finding yourself moodier...

Female Health

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You're Not Lazy, Your Body is Just Playing by New Rules

Why women in business, executives, and female founders over 40 need to rewrite their approach to energy, health, and sustainable success

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No One Told Me That Losing My Ovaries Could Cost Me My Brain

There is a special kind of terror in forgetting your own voice. Not the sound of it, but the very words it’s supposed to form. I stood in a studio, microphone live, host smiling, waiting for my expert...

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7 Signs Your Body Is Asking for Emotional Healing

We often think of emotional healing as something we seek only after a major crisis. But the truth is, the body starts asking for support long before we consciously realise anything is wrong.

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When the CEO Is in Menopause – Why High-Achieving Women Are Hitting Crisis in Midlife

For decades, women have been taught to interpret midlife changes as decline. An inevitable slide into invisibility or instability. In this reframing, menopause advocate and educator Zapheria reveals...

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Why Positive Thinking Fails When You Need It Most

We are repeatedly told that the way to cope with difficulty is to "think positive," focus on the good, change your mindset, and replace negative thoughts with better ones. Just stop worrying about...

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Tracking Hormones – From Guessing to Knowing

Womb medicine doctor, spiritual mentor, and creator of Radiance the Podcast, Dr. Irene Sanchez Celis, helps women awaken the magic in their bodies and embody the sacred through cyclical living...

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New Year, New Gut – Reset Your Digestion Naturally in Perimenopause

Why a gentle gut reset, not restriction, is the key to energy, calm, and confidence after 40? January arrives with the promise of a fresh start: new routines, new goals, and a renewed sense of motivation.

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7 Signs You Need Womb Healing

Womb healing is a transformative practice that addresses physical, emotional, and energetic blockages in your sacred Womb space, your feminine centre of power, creativity, and intuition. Your...

Fitness

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Holistic Therapy for Chronic Lower Back Pain, Does it Work? – Part 3

Chronic lower back pain is rarely caused by one single issue. In this article, we explore the often-overlooked role of the psoas muscle and how tension, imbalance, lifestyle habits, and stress can affect...

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Move Out of Your Mind – Use Exercise to Ease Anxiety

When you’re riddled with anxiety, getting up to exercise may very well feel like the absolute last thing you want to do. Activity, movement, however, is so important when it comes to dealing with...

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Why Pilates Is More Than a Trend – The Science and Soul Behind Its Global Boom

Scroll through Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube today, and you’ll likely find sleek studios, slow-burning workouts, reformer routines, and influencers praising “that Pilates feeling.” Celebrities credit it...

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Beyond the Mirror – Why True Health Demands Mind, Body, and Spirit

In a world where physical appearance often overshadows overall well-being, true health requires a balanced approach that nurtures the body, mind, and spirit. This article delves into the importance of...

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Holistic Therapy for Chronic Lower Back Pain, Does it Work? – Part 2

Chronic lower back pain can have a multitude of causes, both physical and emotional. In this article, we delve into the role of self-awareness and holistic treatments like fascia release, strengthening...

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Cortisol – Your Enemy of Stress or Your Ally of Energy? And Why You Actually Need It for Energy

Cortisol is often blamed for stress, weight gain, burnout, and poor sleep. But from a neuroscience and physiological perspective, cortisol is not something to fear. In fact, without cortisol, you...

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What If Your Health Became Your Greatest Legacy?

I had just finished a free health consultation when the conversation shifted in a way I wasn’t expecting. She shared that she had recently been diagnosed as prediabetic. Then she paused and...

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Recovery Is Training – Three Essential Tools Every Athlete Needs to Perform at Their Best

For many athletes, the hardest part of training isn’t the workout itself, it’s what happens afterward. We celebrate intensity, discipline, and pushing limits. But the truth is this: performance doesn’t...

Trauma & Therapy

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Auto-Immune Disorders, A Deeper Look at Healing Beyond “Incurable”

Auto-immune disorders are typically described as lifelong, incurable illnesses that must be medically managed rather than resolved. Yet emerging research is beginning to challenge this assumption.

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Maximizing Recovery by Reframing F.E.A.R

When we think about recovery from devastating injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions, we often focus on surgery, physical therapy, or sheer grit. But science is showing us that the most powerful...

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Healing Generational and Past Life Trauma Through the Stories of Our Lives

The premise for this work lies in the strong belief that we are all challenged by the need to be fully ourselves. When we can step into the vastness of worlds that aid us, carry us, nurture us...

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The Overlooked Foundation of Health Through a Foot Care Nurse’s Clinical Perspective

When we think about preventive healthcare, we talk about blood pressure, cholesterol levels, blood sugar, weight management, and mental well-being. Rarely do we begin with the feet. Yet clinically...

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Why Traditional Wellness Solutions Often Fall Short

When yoga classes, mindfulness apps, and spa days can’t soothe a nervous system that never gets to rest. Wellness has become a language of modern life. We speak it fluently now, through yoga studios...

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The Face as a Gateway to Healing, Presence, and Vitality

Have you ever stopped to think about how much tension you hold in your face? In your furrowed brows, your clenched jaw, your squinting eyes, or your pursed lips? We spend so much time focusing on...

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Why Advice Feels Like Pressure When You’re Already Carrying Too Much

Advice is often offered with good intentions. It sounds helpful, logical, and efficient, usually wrapped in concern or care. But for many people, advice doesn’t land as support, it lands as pressure. Not...

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A Loving and Grounded Understanding of Quantum Healing

Before speaking about Quantum Healing, it is important to begin with a gentle clarification. Not all practices that carry the name Quantum Healing are held in the same way. The words themselves do...

Mindfulness & Meditation

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How Reiki and Nervous System Regulation Support Sustainable Healing

Have you ever noticed that no matter how much personal growth work you do, something still feels unsettled or hard to sustain? In a world that moves quickly and demands constant output, many people are...

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Good Morning from the Eastern Edge of the World

Good morning from Sharjah, the city of smiles in the UAE. Good morning with the soft glow of sunrise, vibrant fuchsia blooms, whimsical little birds, and a refreshing cold breeze that hugs the soul.

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Your Heart Is Talking, Are You Listening to What It’s Really Telling You?

Most people think heart health is about a few familiar numbers. Cholesterol. Blood pressure. A routine lab report that is either “normal” or “abnormal.” But for many, the real story of cardiovascular...

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Why There is No Turning Back After Awakening

Human life on beautiful planet Earth is characterized by repeating cycles, for every single and unique soul, as well as for all of these brave souls together. The individual soul experiences the planet...

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Training Nonviolent Power in Times of Uncertainty and Why Tai Chi Matters Right Now

In times of uncertainty and societal violence, Tai Chi offers a powerful way to remain steady and responsive. This ancient practice teaches us to stay grounded, reduce reactivity, and respond with clarity...

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When Hair Speaks, Science Listens

Hair doesn’t fail without reason. When hair becomes dry, oily, brittle, thin, or suddenly unmanageable, most people assume they need a new product. Stronger formulas. Faster results.

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Discovering What’s Right for You Through Personalized Healing

In Why Age 58 to 68 Became My Most Transformative Decade I promised to take you by the hand into a magical adventure where finding what's “just right” becomes a quest. Well, get ready because we are...

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How Color Shapes Your Mood, Space, and Daily Wellbeing

We spend nearly 90% of our lives indoors, yet color is often treated as decoration rather than what it truly is, a powerful design tool that shapes how we feel, function, and experience space.

Weight Loss

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Why Understanding Yourself is the Key to Changing Your Eating Habits

Want to change your eating habits for life? Then prepare to invest time, as seriously as you would for a degree, a promotion, or any major life goal. Lasting change doesn’t come from willpower, hacks...

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Would I Have Taken Weight Loss Injections? The Honest Answer From a Coach Who’s Been There

Weight loss injections are transforming the weight loss industry, offering real relief for people caught in cycles of hunger, cravings, and frustration. As a weight loss coach who has maintained a healthy...

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Why Stress, Not Willpower, Drives Belly Fat After 40

By the time women reach their 40s, many feel as though their bodies have quietly turned against them. They are eating less than ever. They are exercising more. They are doing everything they’ve...

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Why Willpower Isn’t the Problem and What’s Blocking Your Energy, Weight Loss, & Confidence After 40

If you’ve ever told yourself, “I just need to be more disciplined.” “I know what to do, I just don’t stick to it.” “Something must be wrong with me.” I want to be very clear, as a registered nutritionist. This is...

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Obesity Isn’t Just About Food – The Lifestyle Factors That Shape Your Health

If obesity were only about willpower and food choices, we would have solved it a long time ago. Yet, the narrative that obesity is all about “eating too much and not moving enough” still dominates...

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The Winter Reset – How Slowed Metabolism and Stress Impact Women’s Health

“Winter isn’t a setback,  it’s an invitation. Slow down, warm up, listen inward…and watch your body heal in ways rush never allowed.”

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How to Retrain Your Appetite for Sustainable Weight Loss That Lasts, Without Using Medication

Why does eating less feel so hard, even when we want to lose weight? This article reveals how your appetite actually works, why dieting often backfires, and how to retrain your hunger signals gently...

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Why Your Healthy Diet Might Be Keeping You Bloated

You eat clean. You read every label. You’ve tried cutting out gluten, dairy, sugar, maybe even coffee. You meal prep, drink green juice, and take probiotics because everyone says they’re good for your gut.

Burnout & Stress

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Why High Performers Need to Learn Self-Regulation

Pressure is part of life. Stress, deadlines, responsibility, and ambition are not the problem. The real issue begins when the nervous system never receives a signal that it’s safe to slow down, let go...

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The Lymphatic System? Still Overlooked, Yet One of the Most Crucial Systems for Our Health

When we talk about health, we usually think first of the heart, lungs, digestion, or the brain. Rarely, however, do we truly consider the lymphatic system. And yet, this hidden network within our body...

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Why the Gut-Brain Axis Matters More Than You Think for Leaders

In high-performing leadership environments, stress is often treated as an unavoidable companion to responsibility. Tight schedules, constant decision-making, and sustained cognitive demands become...

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Why Stress, Not You, Is Causing Your Sleep Problems

I remember lying in bed, exhausted and wide awake at the same time. My body was desperate for sleep, yet my eyes wouldn’t close, and my mind kept running as if the day hadn’t ended. Night after night...

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The Identity Reset – Why High-Functioning People Eventually Lose Themselves

High-functioning people rarely fall apart in obvious ways. Instead, they quietly lose connection to themselves while still appearing capable, composed, and in control. Drawing on trauma psychology...

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Are You Living Someone Else’s Life? How Human Design Can Bring You Back to Yourself

When your outer life no longer feels like your truth, it’s not failure - it’s a soul invitation. Human Design isn’t a personality quiz. It’s a map back to the rhythm that was always yours.

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You Don’t Need Fixing, You Need Fewer Inputs – The Unboxed Way Back to You

For a long time, I assumed something was wrong with me. Not broken in an obvious way, just quietly off. I was still functioning, still working, still showing up. But my clarity had dulled, my energy had...

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On the Path to Burnout? Know the 5 Signs

At first, nothing looks obviously wrong. You’re still getting things done. People still rely on you. Your calendar is full, your inbox keeps moving, and from the outside, you appear capable and steady.

Biohacking

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Unlock Your Superhero Potential – Build Type 2 Muscles For Peak Fitness And Healthspan

Do you want peak fitness, longevity, age reversal, disease risk prevention, increased healthspan, enhanced brain health, and a powerhouse body? Then you need to develop your fast-twitch muscles!

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How to Channel Anger Into Productivity Without Burning Out or Self-Destructing

Anger is one of the most misunderstood emotional states in modern self-development. It’s often framed as something to suppress, avoid, or “heal,” when in reality, anger is raw biological energy.

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Female Biohacking Isn’t a Trend, It’s Women Taking Back Control of Their Health

Biohacking is a word that gets thrown around easily these days, often attached to cold plunges, strict routines, and extreme habits that look impressive online but rarely translate into real life. Yet for...

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Your Thoughts Are Either Healing You or Destroying You – The Science of How Your Mind Shapes Reality

Here’s something I wish schools taught us. Your thoughts aren’t just floating around in your head. They are powerful enough to change your body at a cellular level, like yours are right this second...

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The Untapped Potential – Seaweed Remedies in Homeopathy

I live on Vancouver Island’s west coast, where I forage seaweed, consult with patients at Intuitive Movement Clinic, and research seaweed’s therapeutic potential. Recently, I presented this very topic...

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5 Things You Didn’t Know About Your Breath and Vibration

Most of us regard breath as a passive necessity, but the vibrations it creates are a silent force with remarkable healing potential. Just as a cat’s purr can mend bones and soothe muscles through...

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BioHacking Wellness & Recovery Centers – Why They're Becoming Preventive Medicine Hubs of the Future

In recent years, the global health and wellness industry has undergone a decisive shift from reactive care to proactive optimization. At the forefront of this transformation are Biohacking Wellness...

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Epigenetics – How Your Mind Can Reprogram Your Genes

What if the greatest laboratory for genetic transformation isn’t your DNA, but your mind? What if your thoughts, emotions, and inner environment were switching your genes on and off, every single day...

Yoga

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A Yogi’s Guide to Mercury Retrograde – How to Harness the Power of a Cosmic Pause

Spiritual believers, truth seekers, and yoga practitioners love to talk about all things woo-woo, right? But don’t you find that there is always a look of fear or trepidation on our friends’ faces...

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Why Trauma-Sensitive Yoga Is a Powerful Treatment for Complex Trauma

When you live with complex trauma or chronic PTSD, you don’t just “have bad memories.” Your nervous system, your relationships, and even your sense of self are shaped by what happened. Talking about the...

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5 Golden Keys for Aligning Head and Heart

In today’s world of fast, chaotic change, navigation tools are essential for settling the mind. Whether you are managing anxiety personally or professionally, your superpower is your heart. In this guide...

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Being Comfortable with the Uncomfortable – A Personal Journey of Inner Awakening

There have been many moments on this yogic path, and in life, where I’ve felt like running (and did run at times): from difficult situations, from uncomfortable feelings, from certain postures on the mat.

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The Gap Between Knowing and Doing – Why Your Body Can't Access What Your Mind Already Knows

As a psychotherapist, I've witnessed a pattern that repeats across boardrooms, therapy sessions, and leadership teams. Intelligent, capable people who know exactly what they should do in moments of...

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The Therapeutic Power of Yin Yoga for Emotional Healing After Heartbreak

As nice as it would feel to escape to an exotic island after a breakup, not even the healing waters of Fiji could mend a broken heart overnight. The truth is, moving on takes time, and going through the pain...

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Sensing the Sacred – A Yogic Invitation to Honour All Six Senses

Pause for a moment. Notice the sound around you, not just the loud ones, but the soft ones: your breath, the subtle hum of life. Let your gaze soften, take in not just what you see, but how you see...

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Let It Be Easy – A Yoga-Informed Rebellion Against Hustle Culture

We live in a world where struggle is worn like a badge of honour. We say things like “I’ve just been so busy” or “I haven’t had a proper day off in months,” as though they’re evidence of our worth...

Male Health

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Rebalancing Vital Hormones – Why Testosterone Replacement Matters and How to Preserve Fertility

Testosterone is often portrayed narrowly as “the male hormone.” Yet its influence extends far beyond libido or muscle mass. It is a cornerstone of male physiology, affecting physical health, emotional...

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Profiting From Men’s Suicide – The Mental Health Cash Cow

Men in Australia keep dying by suicide at close to three times the rate of women, yet year after year, hundreds of millions of dollars are flowing into mental health campaigns, charities, and hotlines.

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The Truth About Male Loneliness – Public-Health Crisis or Cultural Myth?

Loneliness is now a major topic in discussions about well-being. Across Europe, policymakers and practitioners often call it a public-health crisis that affects mental health, physical health, and social ties.

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Christmas Cheer On Its Way

Christmas is coming, and with it, for many, the endless pre-Christmas parties to attend, followed by Christmas festivities, a few days of “rest” if you are lucky, and then straight into the repeat cycle for New Year’s Eve.

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Why a Construction Expo Is Leading One of the Most Important Mental Health Conversations of Our Time

Every three years, more than 130,000 people descend on Las Vegas for CONEXPO, the largest construction trade show in North America. It’s a sprawling, high-energy world, miles of heavy equipment...

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Which of Your Hormones Is the Real Issue?

Low testosterone is now getting a lot of press. Is that a good thing? The answer to that is, it depends. It is good to make people aware of the issue, but is the solution being provided the solution to the...

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Breaking the Silence – MENtal Health Anthology Launches, Giving Voice to Men’s Untold Stories

Mental health is often a quiet crisis, and for men, it can be deafeningly silent. From childhood, boys are taught to “man up,” to suppress their pain, and to measure their strength by how well they can control...

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The Greatest Threat to Men Today Is Not Weakness but Disconnection

Imagine living in a world where you can reach anyone at the touch of a button, yet feel like you have no one to call when it matters most. That's the strange reality for countless men today. Our lives...

Depression

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Stuck in Your Escape Room?

The holiday season often brings people together for fun and laughter, but for some, it’s also a reminder of the heavy weight of depression. Much like the challenge of an escape room, depression...

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How to Deal With Estrangement During the Festive Season

As the festive season approaches, the world seems wrapped in golden lights, joyful music, and images of perfect families smiling around overflowing tables. For many, this is a time of warmth and reunion.

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Different Dimensions of Depression 

Depression can often feel like a dark cloud, a persistent and overwhelming sense of sadness, emptiness, and hopelessness that lasts for weeks, months, or even years, making daily life feel extremely...

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Ending Grief – Spiritual and Emotional Intelligence

Grief is a wound that requires acknowledgement, expression, and patience. This article offers a compassionate approach to navigating loss, unpacking hidden emotions, releasing guilt and anger, and...

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How to Cope with Grief and Loss as a Migrant

Grief has no borders, yet it is deeply shaped by where we stand when it finds us. For many migrants, loss is not confined to death alone, it is the quiet ache of distance, the disconnection from familiar...

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Psychedelics vs Antidepressants – What Your Doctor Won’t or Can't Tell You

Millions of people take antidepressants every day, often without ever questioning how these medications actually work, or how effective they really are. At the same time, psychedelics are making...

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How Spravato Therapy Supports Mental Health and Peak Performance

High-performing professionals are great at pushing past obstacles until depression shows up and refuses to move. For some, no amount of grit, gym time, or green smoothies is enough to break through...

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Reclaiming Joy in the Body You Have – 3 Steps to Release Body Shame and Honor Your Temple

You don't always talk about it, but you feel it. That quiet pressure to change, slim down, tighten up, especially when seasons shift and the world starts talking about "beach bodies," summer wardrobes...

Menopause

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Women Are Tired – The Old Way No Longer Works

What many women feel in midlife isn’t ordinary tiredness. It’s not a lack of stamina, motivation, or resilience. It’s the weight of carrying a system that was never recalibrated as life expanded. Years...

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How Does Menopause Affect Sleep and What Can Women Do to Fix It

Sleep problems during menopause aren’t just frustrating, they’re biological. In this insightful article, Dr. Nelum Dharmapriya, GP and founder of Whole Food Revolution, explains how fluctuating hormones...

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Why Menopause Is the Perfect Time to Go Vegan

Have you been interested in veganism but putting it off until you are “ready”? Menopause is a time of transformation, which can mean making lifestyle changes that matter, such as embracing a plant-based diet.

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Your Guide to Managing Menopause with Confidence

The BBC Breakfast recently highlighted and brought to the forefront everything related to menopause and peri-menopause...

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Mindful Eating for Weight Loss During Menopause

Menopause brings many changes, from hot flashes to hormonal fluctuations, and one of the most significant shifts for many women is how...

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How The Holiday Season Impacts Menopause Symptoms And Tips For Thriving Through It

The holiday season is a time of joy, connection, and celebration, but for many women navigating perimenopause or menopause, it may...

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What Causes Weight Gain In Menopause And How To Combat It

Menopause can really throw us off, especially when it comes to changes we've never had to deal with before. You might notice weight...

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Embracing The Spiritual Side Of Menopause

Welcome to a powerful chapter in the journey of womanhood—menopause-a period of profound transformation that promises profound wisdom...

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