Oregano Oil Benefits for Infections, Fungus & Even the Common Cold

Designed specifically for fighting bacterial infections, antibiotics are one of medical doctors’ favorite tools for treating many health issues. There’s another underutilized natural “medicine” that many doctors don’t tell their patients about: oregano oil (also

Freediving: Exploring the space between breaths

This article was first published in Tribe, our digital magazine. It’s a better reading experience and doesn’t have ads. You can download it for free on iPhone and Android. “Don’t drink the water.” I grew

Reverse Dieting: Does It Help or Hurt Weight Loss?

If you’ve steadily been losing body fat but are now finding that your results are stalling, you may want to try the “natural metabolism booster” called reverse dieting. This dietary tool is said to be “borrowed

How to rekindle old friendships: 5 key steps

Old friends matter. Having them in our lives is proof that special bonds exist outside of the family. You don’t need to be related by blood to be considered family. And that makes old friends

Chris Voss MasterClass Review: Is it worth it?

“Everything in life is a negotiation.” Those are the words of former top FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss, whose Masterclass tackles how to get what you want in life. Personally, I’m interested in getting what

Sweet & Spicy Baked Chicken Thighs Recipe

What is it about sweet and spicy flavors that make them go so well together? It’s like a kick in the butt for your taste buds. Sweet and spicy chicken is a popular takeout order

Red Lentil Soup Recipe (Loaded with Vitamins!)

The following is an adapted excerpt from my new book “Ancient Remedies: Secrets to Healing with Herbs, Essential Oils, CBD, and the Most Powerful Natural Medicine in History“ (Little, Brown Spark) Want a healthy, low-calorie vegan

Common Drugs that Steal Your Body’s Nutrients

The following is an adapted excerpt from my new book “Ancient Remedies: Secrets to Healing with Herbs, Essential Oils, CBD, and the Most Powerful Natural Medicine in History“ (Little, Brown Spark) Have a fever? Take an antibiotic.

Stuffed Cabbage Rolls with Lamb Recipe

Some of my favorite foods are stuffed: stuffed peppers, stuffed chicken and, now, stuffed cabbage rolls. You’ve probably heard of the cabbage soup diet but probably have never tried these stuffed cabbage rolls with lamb.

How to make a man feel like a hero (14 effective ways)

There’s a reason superhero movies are getting so popular these days. They’ve tapped into something vital in the collective consciousness of men. These movies with their over-the-top heroic exploits are speaking to young men and

How to break through your spiritual ego in 5 steps

After inspiring you to think for yourself and venture into the wild territories of spiritual anarchism, we’re ready to arrogantly mess it up by trying to teach you how to achieve spiritual freedom wit… You

Fish Taco Recipe

Taco night just got super delicious and healthy with my Fish Taco Recipe … on lettuce wraps! Not to mention quick — these tacos take only about 25 minutes to prepare, making them a great

Paleo New Orleans Beignet Recipe

Have you ever been to one of the most festive cities in the United States and tasted a New Orleans beignet? It seems like every person that visits New Orleans doesn’t leave without trying these

Winter Melon for Digestion, Weight Loss & More

What looks like a watermelon, tastes like a cucumber and has an oblong shape? It’s winter melon, or ash gourd, and it’s been used in traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurvedic medicine for thousands of years.

Coconut Milk Pudding Recipe

Chances are that you’ve tried milk pudding before. It’s a dessert made, in different variations, throughout the world. But typically if you’re lactose-intolerant, it’s downhill — the recipes rely quite heavily on cow’s milk. That’s

Ron Finley MasterClass Review: Is it worth it?

Since the start of the lockdowns, a lot of people around the world have discovered (or rediscovered) their love for gardening, myself included! Unfortunately, not everyone is blessed with a “green thumb” or a natural

Artificial Intelligence: The Antichrist?

From New Dawn 167 (Mar-Apr 2018) The Antichrist exists and is present upon the world stage today. This essay will reveal what (not who) it is and how this author came to such a conclusion

Stuffed Mushrooms Recipe

What do you serve as an appetizer when you’re focused on eating healthy foods? While you can always serve a salad or veggies and dip, sometimes an occasion calls for something a little fancier — something

Benefits of Humanistic Therapy + How It Works

Today there are many different forms of psychotherapy offered by mental health practitioners, sometimes making it difficult to find the type that may be the best fit for you. Humanistic therapy is one type that

Easy Gluten-Free Meatballs Recipe

Let’s talk about meatballs. What is it about these little nibbles take a meal to the next level? Of course, when you buy them at the store or order them off a menu, it’s always a

No-Bake Coconut Cookies Recipe

What’s better than cookies? Cookies that don’t require an oven! That’s why these no-bake coconut cookies are the best. They’re super-fast to make, there’s no baking involved and they’re so good for you, with things

Kale Caesar Salad with Salmon

Caesar salad is one of those ubiquitous dishes you can find almost anywhere. It’s popular for good reason, too — it tastes so good, and when you make it correctly, like the kale Caesar salad

Cauliflower Fried Rice Recipe

Before I knew how unhealthy it really was — and before I got into cauliflower fried rice — fried rice was one of my favorite Chinese takeout orders. After all, with your choice of protein,

Sunday Scaries: How to Deal with Work Anxiety

If you find your anxiety soaring on Sunday afternoons most weeks, you’re not alone. “Sunday scaries” are a common form of work anxiety that many adults deal with — especially those who have demanding, high-stress

Homemade Tahini Recipe: How to Make Sesame Paste

Have you tried making your own dip before? If you’re accustomed to buying sauces at your grocery store, the idea of making your own might be a bit intimidating, but this homemade tahini recipe shows