Every year the Environmental Working Group (EWG) publishes a report on the most pesticide-contaminated vegetables and fruits on the market. The list is called The Dirty Dozen, and consists of produce that is important to buy organic, or use a special wash to remove the pesticides. The list changes [...]
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When struggling with anxiety, panic attacks, or stress, sometimes small lifestyle adjustments can make the biggest difference. Changing your habits, both mental and physical, is the first step, but there are also plenty of unique holistic health that can assist you in the process. One relatively unknown solution may [...]
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The ‘smart home’ movement may seem like it came straight out of a futuristic Sci-Fi movie with electronic gadgets controlling the home’s security cameras, Wi-Fi, spying on pets, and even checking what is in your fridge. This reality is becoming more commonplace than ever, and it does not come [...]
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While many companies fight against using genetically modified ingredients, and others do not care that they are using them, the first company to openly brag about being pro-GMO has officially arrived on the scene. That company is Ethos Chocolate, which is creating and selling its product with hopes that [...]
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Since 2015, there has been a row of mysterious deaths of holistic doctors. At least 86 doctors have been found allegedly committing suicide under mysterious circumstances or being murdered. Many cases have connections to groundbreaking research on cancer, autism, and other giant health topics in our society. This makes [...]
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Toronto-based artist Gillian Genser wanted to work with only natural materials since the beginning of her sculpting career in 1991. She used bones, corals, eggshells, dried plants, and other “dead things” to give these objects a second life as Adam from the Bible, or Lilith, or subjects of folklore. [...]
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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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Cancer research has tried many unusual ways of treating the dreaded disease, from scorpion venom and bee stings to mistletoe extract treatments. But what this professor has discovered might become the strangest cancer discovery of the decade. Researcher, and the head of Oral Robert University’s Cancer Lab, Dr. William [...]
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Since cellphone use only started becoming popular in the 1990s, the general public still has a long way to go before realizing the sheer amount of damage these devices are capable of causing. But make no mistake about it, human health is at great risk because of this technology, [...]
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The term permaculture was shaped in the 1970s in Australia from two phrases and two movements: permanent culture and permanent agriculture. The founders Bill Mollison and David Holmgren wrote Permaculture One: A Perennial Agriculture for Human Settlements in 1978, which started educating people about its principles. Based on strong ethics [...]
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