Image by Fotografiecor.nl on Shutterstock Guest Post By Ellie Shipley Hericium erinaceus (HE) caps the chart for most creatively named mushroom. In Japan it’s known as Yamabushitake, after the costume of Buddhist monks. In China it’s known as houtou, meaning “monkey head,” and other nicknames include white pom pom, bearded [...]
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Meat grown in labs has been a hot topic of conversation for the last seven years, with some media outlets hailing it as the future of food and a “cleaner” way to do meat. But when the real thing hits supermarket shelves, will customers be kept in the dark [...]
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Indoor cycling is the best option for anyone who’s been through a traumatic accident. It is very hard to pull ourselves back together but it is easier now with the new app called Vingo. With Vingo you can exercise with ease, completely indoors, at the comfort of your homes. Vingo [...]
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What is Sober Living? Sober living homes are homes expected to provide individuals who have completed treatment for their addictions in drug rehabilitation at Sober Life in Austin. These homes empower them to recover completely from their reliance on drugs. Sober Living homes are progress markers just prior to changing [...]
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Bloating is an unfortunate side effect of eating that all of us encounter at some point of our lives. Sadly, even healthy eating is not always enough to remedy it because of the causes. Bloating can be triggered by gas-producing foods such as the cabbage family, by food intolerance [...]
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Since cellphone use only started becoming popular in the 1990s, the general public has mostly been kept in the dark about risks. The heavy use of applications built around wireless networks 24/7 has become a relatively new trend. And while this technology is still in its newborn phase in [...]
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Famous in Asia since 1999, black garlic won the hearts of many as a functional food — food that has huge health benefits and can decrease risks of lifestyle-related diseases. Black garlic got introduced in the U.S. to culinary chefs and natural doctors a few years ago, and people immediately fell in love [...]
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What can’t coconut oil do? It is a great antiviral and anti-inflammatory; it is beneficial for the heart, skin, and healthy weight; and now a study has found that it may be able to treat stress and anxiety — with more success than drugs. A study published in the Experimental [...]
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When Dr. Mark Hyman first saw Isabel, 10 years old at the time, she had a severe case of an autoimmune disease, classified as a mixed connective tissue disease. The MCTD diagnosis includes rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus eyrthematosus, and other similar diseases with extremely debilitating side effects that can drastically [...]
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I must have been a strange kid, because the extreme colors of the Rainbow Wonder bread or Superman ice cream did not look appetizing. For many kids across the U.S., however, the bright colors are what attract them to the foods they eat: baked goods, cereal, candies and snacks. [...]
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