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What’s really in a vaccine? A guide to informed choice
From the foods we eat to the products we put on our skin, conscious health decisions are part of living well. So, when it comes
June 19, 2025
From the foods we eat to the products we put on our skin, conscious health decisions are part of living well. So, when it comes
Detoxing doesn’t have to be overwhelming – it’s about gently integrating small, intentional changes into your daily life. Start with your mind and thoughts. Take
Your body is constantly working to maintain internal balance — a state known as homeostasis. A vital (and often underrated) part of this work is
When we found Cilla Black on the street, she was a shadow of what a young cat should be—frail, emaciated, her fur split and lifeless.
Navigate menopause with confidence. Learn about its stages, key symptoms, and tips to support your well-being during this natural transition in your life.
If you’ve ever experienced a hot flash, you know how unsettling it can be. These sudden waves of heat, often accompanied by sweating and flushing,
Biofeedback – more specifically quantum biofeedback, has been shown to work wonders for humans. But can it help animals, too? That’s a great question. After
When Dr. Eiwa Marquart received her QUEX ED device with the NOAH program for animals in August 2024, she had high hopes for its potential, but
Losing weight isn’t just about dieting and working out. It means getting healthy both on a physical and mental level. Of course, a healthy diet
At 35, Tate’s migraines had taken over his life. What started as occasional headaches had turned into frequent, debilitating episodes. His doctor prescribed medication, and
People have been using music to relax since, well, forever. But what kind of music works best? We figured it out and put together a
Winter depression, also called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a form of seasonal depression that typically occurs in the winter, with fewer daylight hours. Experts
The limits to what biofeedback sessions can achieve are yet to be discovered. But even though there is still much left to explore, many already agree that it
David: “I love my job, but it comes with pressing deadlines and high demands. By trying to keep up with the pace of my professional
At 35, Tate’s migraines had taken over his life. What started as occasional headaches had turned into frequent, debilitating episodes. His doctor prescribed medication, and
When the Body Won’t Calm Down For years, Nathan believed he just had a “sensitive nervous system.” He startled easily, found it hard to
