Speaker 1 00:05 This podcast is brought to you by phat fudge if you’ve never tried it. This is essentially coffee meets bige meets energy bomb and it’s delicious, invented by my friend Mary Shenouda. This on the go food is nutrient dense and delicious. I often travel with a few of these, my suitcase … Read more
This article was previously published May 26, 2014, and has been updated with new information. Americans’ reliance on processed foods, fast foods and snacks is undoubtedly one of the primary factors driving our skyrocketing obesity and disease rates. Even many people who “know better” have trouble keeping their hands out of the Doritos. In 2022 … Read more
If you ask which is the most important investment vehicle in these unprecedented times, the most common answer would be ‘Health Insurance’. When you are purchasing health insurance, it is extremely important that you make the most of the insurance. Health Insurance policy is not a piece of paper (or a document) that should lie … Read more
This short video is a poignant illustration of the children who have been injured or killed by the mRNA jab. Some have died, while others are living in chronic pain, with seizures, tics and an inability to walk or eat independently. According to data from the CDC1 there were 1,086 deaths in children aged birth … Read more
Today is International Yoga Day and the theme for this year is ‘Yoga for Humanity.’ This year’s theme is unique and emphasizes how yoga serves humanity and in combating COVID-19 by bolstering immunity, relieving stress, powering lung health, and overall wellbeing. Observing International Yoga Day on June 21 was first proposed by Prime Minister Shri … Read more
Today we’re about to get an amazing education in neurotransmitters, those very important chemical messengers in our brains. Balancing neurotransmitters through natural methods is an important part of Dr. Ann-Marie Barter’s work in her practice in Colorado. Dr. Ann uses a combination of functional blood chemistry analysis, nutrition, applied kinesiology, and other natural remedies with … Read more
June 24, 2022 – The US Supreme Court has voted to overturn the federal constitutional right to abortion, turning the issue over to individual states to decide. . About 25 million women of reproductive age will live in states that ban or severely restrict abortion, according to some estimates, 26 states are “certain or likely” … Read more
Months after announcing a $150 million fundraise that boosted its valuation to $7 billion, direct-to-consumer virtual care company Ro is laying off 18% of its workforce. “While we took steps over the last six months to prepare for a possible downturn, including raising additional capital and narrowing our focus, we came to the unfortunate conclusion … Read more
What is hair? – understanding the basics In humans, hair grows everywhere on the skin except palms and soles. Hair is basically made up of proteins (88%). These proteins are of a hard and fibrous type found in the outer layers of the skin known as keratin. As the follicles produce new hair cells, the … Read more
A Father is a daughter’s ‘First Love’ and a son’s ‘First Hero’ – They are the true role model for their kids and the backbone of the entire family. They are always striving hard throughout the day to keep their family safe and healthy both physically and financially. Being an indispensable member of the family, … Read more