Photo©IakovFilimonov/123rf Reducing Use Of Personal Care Products Quickly Lowers Toxic Chemicals In The Body by Pamela Ferdinand, U.S. Right to Know Lindsey Deng steers a red shopping cart into the travel aisle of her local Target, filled with miniature bottles of...

Photo©TatsuyaYamazaki/123rf I spend a great deal of my time researching the science of nutrition and metabolism, but some of the most powerful lessons come from personal experience in the kitchen. Recently, I set out to make the healthiest possible chip — a rice and...

Photo©SerhiiHryshchyshen/123rf There is an old saying, “The eye of the master fattens cattle,” which always meant to me that a farmer who pays close attention to his work is more successful. The saying’s roots are more literal than that. The ancient Romans believed...

Buttonbush in full bloom with its creamy white flowers and yellow tipped spikes, alongside two new buds in green. Photo courtesy Staci-lee Sherwood Who doesn’t love butterflies?  They’re not just beautiful to look at, they’re a marvel of nature’s engineering.  Their...

Photo©whitecity/123rf For many of us, the ability to keep the peace is a badge of honor. We pride ourselves on being easy-going, flexible, and conflict-averse. But in the world of shadow work, this “peace” often comes at a steep internal cost. When we habitually avoid...

Photo courtesy Laila Milevski/Cornell University 5.5 Million Bees Found Thriving Under A US Cemetery by Jesse Taylor, Impactful Ninja A chance discovery at a cemetery in Ithaca, New York has led scientists to uncover one of the largest known aggregations of...

Photo©Anton Yankovyi/123rf You’ve probably heard the word spoken on The Simpsons and The Good Place and by world leaders; you’ve probably seen it emblazoned on t-shirts, yoga mats, water bottles, and bumper stickers. A common greeting in much of India and Southeast...