Your Body is Not a Closed System: The Sun, Ce...

Many (if not most) women today are- often unintentionally and without realizing it- undernourishing to the point that our basic biological needs are not being met. Exhausted, anxious, and chasing down symptom after symptom, we are spending time, energy, and money on hormone testi ...  Show more

Thousands of people report major improvements in their health after doing the liver/gall bladder flush, but can it be harmful? The answer is- it depends, on a ton of variables, and no two people are going to experience the same physiological impact. Even when flushing is successf ...  Show more

When we think of sunlight, vitamin D is usually the first thing that comes to mind. But the truth is, the full spectrum of light that we get exposed to when we spend time outside plays a vital role in how we sleep, how we feel and even how our cells create energy. This week’s ret ...  Show more

Today we present Part Two of our Live Zoom Q&A pod! Even more great questions and answers on topics like Chronic Fatigue, keeping up with JournalSpeak even when the symptoms are not screaming, getting back to our lists, eye issues, and how to keep our mindsets in the optimal spac ...  Show more

Sunlight has kept our brains on a 24-hour schedule for hundreds of thousands of years. Here's how.

When sunlight touches your skin or hits your eyes, your brain ups the production of serotonin, to make you feel alert. And when night ...

Our good friend and total inspiration, Jess Sepel, author and founder of global health and wellness brand, JSHealth, is back with another important lesson on full-body awareness, stress hormones, prioritizing mental health, and the intricate balance of it all. She sits with Krist ...  Show more