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According to a new study published in the journal One Earth, rising temperatures could mean lower quality sleep for human beings. Global warming from increased CO2 concentrations, it found, is suboptimal for human sleep patterns.
Tattoos are an increasingly common sight. We see them all the time on the street and even now commonly in the workplace. Stigma around tattoos has been reduced and they’ve been normalized. This is for good reason– a tattoo does not reflect someone’s character, but they can be beautiful, meaningful,...
The average music listener spends close to 26.9 hours a week enjoying their favorite tunes. That’s around 4 hours daily. It’s a massive figure, but speaks to the prevalence of music in our daily lives.
Our Watermelon-Mint cold-pressed juice is back just in time for milder weather and longer days. A customer-favorite, Watermelon-Mint was gone for too long but now it’s here to stay. Add it in a cleanse box or get yourself a pack to taste just how refreshing and delicious a clean, additive-free...
Vagus nerve stimulation has begun to emerge as a promising treatment for mental health disorders. Deep breathing exercises can provide this effect to some extent, but researchers are more focused on nutrition. Tweaking levels of gluten, probiotics, antioxidant agents, and antibiotics have a direct impact on vagus nerve activity through...
With the holiday season in full swing, it’s a good idea to start brainstorming gift ideas. It’s easy to revert to the same old tropes (you can only give somebody socks so many times). Instead of boring, standard presents, try something new this year instead: the gift of cold-pressed juice....
Buckle up, Thanksgiving is on its way. For most this means a hearty feast with close friends or family. For others (perhaps a more motivated lot), Thanksgiving day involves a morning 5 kilometer race, or “5k” as it’s casually referred to. This is the American way of earning the calories...
Daylight Savings refers to the practice of advancing clocks an hour during warmer months so that darkness falls at a later time. The other half of the year sits in standard time, where the clocks are turned an hour back. It is here, during the dreaded colder months, that darkness...
Making some massive generalizations, we can put exercise in two groups, cardio and weightlifting, and to make generalizations about the two. Many assume that if you’re looking to lose weight and stay toned, cardio is the way to go. For some reason, running to lose weight just seems right.
Overheating can be dangerous-- aside from the most intense side effects, excessive heat can make us feel nauseous, dizzy, weak, dehydrated, and just plain uncomfortable.
A mineral, in its basic form, is a solid, inorganic, naturally occurring substance. For their bodies to run smoothly, animals require them.
