Imagine a world where vaccines are banned. At first, it might seem like a victory for personal choice, but the consequences could be catastrophic. Diseases we’ve nearly forgotten, like measles, polio, and smallpox, could roar back with a vengeance, leaving vulnerable populations—children, the elderly, and the immunocompromised—at the mercy of outbreaks. Hospitals would overflow, economies … Read more
Hey nature lovers! Ever feel like a simple walk in the woods leaves you feeling more grounded and alive? That’s not just in your head—it’s called forest bathing, and it’s a powerful practice backed by science. Originating in Japan, forest bathing is all about immersing yourself in nature, soaking up its sights, sounds, and smells … Read more
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I found this thread from fitness expert Alexander Cortes, and found it be excellent, so I am reprinting here. You can find the original thread on it here. Backwards Walking With Resistance Credit goes to Ben Patrick for popularizing and developing this one. The lowest level of Backwards walking is doing it without weight. Optimally, … Read more
Boron is a trace element found in many plants. It is decreasing in soil levels, as with other trace elements and minerals. This results in lower plant levels, and consequently lower levels for humans. Boron is usually found in plants grown in fertile organic soils. However, studies have shown that western diets provide much less. Many patients … Read more