What happens when you disconnect from natural light and time cues? Science journalist and author Lynne Peeples ventured 50 feet below ground to find out. In her quest to uncover how daily habits like meal timing and sunlight exposure impact well-being. Peeples spent 10 days in a converted Cold War-era missile silo in Arkansas. Her … Read more
In the realm of American politics, few figures embody a commitment to public health as fervently as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Renowned for his deep understanding of health issues and his advocacy for evidence-based policies, Kennedy stands out amidst a landscape often criticized for empty promises and superficial commitments. Supported by health experts like Craig … Read more
Did you just walk into the kitchen and forget why? Or struggle to find a word that’s usually on the tip of your tongue? These moments are common, but they can spark a flicker of fear: “Is this just a busy day, normal aging, or is it one of the first early warning signs of … Read more
Chronic inflammation is often called the “silent fire” in your body. It’s a low-level, constant irritation. Doctors have linked it to almost every major health problem, from heart disease and diabetes to arthritis and brain fog. You may not see it, but you feel it. This feels like being tired all the time, having an … Read more
Ever feel like you’re doing everything right you sleep, you eat well, you exercise but you still feel exhausted, puffy, and mentally ‘off?’ If you feel like your body is running at half-speed, you’re not alone. Millions of people suffer from these vague symptoms, and many are told their “labs are normal.” It’s frustrating. New … Read more
For years, Harry believed that if he wasn’t gasping for air, his cardio wasn’t working. He was wrong. The fitness world loves high-intensity, “no-pain-no-gain” workouts. This often leads to burnout, stalled progress, and poor recovery. Research on “Overtraining Syndrome” shows it can even cause decreased heart rate variability (HRV). Harry felt this way. Then Harry … Read more
The statistic is staggering. As of 2025, nearly 1 in 9 Americans over 65 is living with Alzheimer’s. That’s an estimated 7.2 million people. That number is expected to nearly double by 2050. For many people, this diagnosis feels like a genetic lottery. It feels like a terrifying part of aging that you have no … Read more
Tiny plastic particles have invaded our bodies, from our brains to our blood. Recent studies found a 50% increase in microplastics in human brains over just eight years. Worse yet, these invisible invaders are linked to serious health issues like hormone disruption and heart disease. But here’s the good news: you can fight back against … Read more
It’s 3 PM. You’re not hungry, but you can’t stop thinking about sugar. You feel an intense, nagging pull for something sweet. Why does this happen, even when you are trying to be good? You’ve heard the advice: “Just say no” or “eat an apple.” But that advice fails because the cravings feel too strong. … Read more
Your food choices matter more than you think. By being mindful of what you eat, you can take control of your cognitive health today. Remember, avoiding these harmful foods doesn’t mean sacrificing taste. Replace processed options with whole, natural alternatives that nourish your brain. Small dietary changes now can lead to significant benefits for your … Read more