Live Toxin-Free: Your Guide to Clean, Natural Health

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Person looking thoughtfully out a window, light and shadow playing on their face, symbolizing the disorienting impact of mental illness on identity and the hope of rediscovery.

The Digital Dilemma: What a New Study Reveals About Our Kids’ Screen Time and Mental Health

June 24, 2025

Percentage of kids needing treatment by screen time and gender.

A close-up image showing red, irritated skin with the imprint of a coarse polyester fabric texture. Glowing diagrams of chemical molecules are overlaid to visualize the absorption of unseen toxins.

From Itchy Skin to Hormone Worries: 10 Reasons to Reconsider Polyester

June 17, 2025

Have you ever bought a new workout top, only to find it holds onto a funky smell no matter how many times you wash it? Or maybe you’ve dealt with

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Does Creatine Cause Hair Loss? Separating Fact from Fiction

May 25, 2025

Key Takeaways: Creatine and Your Hair The Scare’s Origin: The creatine-hair loss link mainly stems from one 2009 study showing increased DHT (a hormone linked to hair loss), but it

Person walking towards a hopeful sunrise, symbolizing the lifelong journey of self-discovery, resilience, and a redefined identity after mental illness.

Beyond the Fear: Reclaiming Your Identity from Mental Illness

May 16, 2025

When Illness Casts a Shadow on Selfhood I remember when my mental illness felt like a shadow had fallen over me, obscuring the very essence of who I was. That

Illustration of Polyvagal Theory: a figure climbing a ladder from a nervous system state of threat to safety and social engagement.

Beyond Talk: How Somatic Therapy is Helping People Heal Trauma Stored in the Body

May 10, 2025

Powered by RedCircle Sometimes, just talking about trauma feels like scratching the surface of a wound that goes bone deep. Your brain might tell you it’s all in your head,

Illustration depicting Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques like biological control (ladybug), physical traps, prevention (sealing cracks), and healthy soil, promoting non-chemical pest control.

Beyond the “Dirty Dozen”: Are Pesticides Lurking Where You Least Expect Them?

May 6, 2025

Introduction: More Than Just Apples and Strawberries? We hear a lot about pesticides on fruits and veggies, especially that “Dirty Dozen” list. Many of us try to buy organic versions

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