Oh, what a night! The 2020 edition of the always fabulous Oscars did not disappoint, and Jane Fonda showed us all a thing or two about conservation as well. This year she stole the show in a gown she debuted six years ago, with a sassy red coat slung over her shoulder. View this post …
Ladybugs are well known for being the good guys of the beetle world. They’re harmless, cute, little critters who occasionally land on you and bring you good luck. Unfortunately, there’s an imposter out there pretending to be the cute and innocent ladybug – but isn’t. They’re called Asian lady beetles and were first introduced to …
Nicolas Daniel’s documentary “Fillet Oh! Fish” takes a critical look at the fish industry, featuring exclusive footage from fish farms and factories across the globe. Many still have a rather romanticized view of fishing, but when it comes to large-scale food production, the picture is actually rather grim. Today’s fisheries are faced with a range …
In 2013, Hollywood actor, environmental activist, and “happy hippie”, Woody Harrelson brought non-wood, tree-free paper to the market to help our farmers, our forests, and our future. In 2014, Woody hosted Ethos, a powerful documentary aimed at encouraging us to engage in ethical consumerism by awakening our consciousness about what’s happening in the world. In …
In a world where the glitter of celebrity often overshadows personal beliefs, Mark Wahlberg stands as a testament to the power of faith intertwined with fame. Known for his dynamic roles on the big screen, Wahlberg’s most compelling character might just be himself—a devout follower of Catholicism navigating the complexities of Hollywood. His recent portrayal …
Essential oils have been used for thousands of years for their therapeutic and healing properties as part of aromatherapy. They’re sourced from leaves, stems, or roots of plants known for their health properties. So, what is frankincense essential oil? Frankincense, also known as olibanum, is a type of essential oil used in aromatherapy that offers …
For decades, treating opioid addiction has required patience, persistence, and a combination of medications, counseling, and long-term support. Recovery is rarely straightforward, especially for people who became dependent after taking prescription pain medications for legitimate medical conditions. While these treatments have helped many individuals rebuild their lives, relapse remains common, and researchers continue searching for …
For generations, sickle cell disease has been one of the most difficult inherited blood disorders to manage. It affects millions of people around the world and has long been associated with recurring pain crises, frequent hospital visits, progressive organ damage, and a shorter life expectancy. Although advances in medicine have helped improve symptom management, many …
The person you are today has been shaped by the experiences you had as a child… and probably much more than you realize. The good, the bad, and the ugly can all be traced back to your early years, and the type of love you received is a big contributing factor to your happiness, or …
I used to love Nutella when I was kid–that is before studying nutrition and discovering its harmful ingredients. Nutella was introduced in 1964 by the Italian company Ferrero who still manufactures the product, however they do have local manufacturers in many countries. As kids we went crazy over Nutella in the 70’s and 80’s. Parents back …
Recent reports confirm that the entire lemon should be used with nothing wasted. Not only for the obvious health benefits but also for the amazing taste! How does one do this? Simple, take an organic lemon, wash it, and then put it in the freezer. Once it is frozen you get whatever is necessary to grate …
Talking about poop isn’t the most pleasant subject in the world, but the fact of the matter is that, what you deposit in your toilet can tell you much about what’s going on inside your body. Time you gave a sh*t about your poop Our bodies are complex organisms, and there’s a lot that can …