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These conceptions may not be entirely true. It seems that trees deserve a tad bit more credit. In fact, the German forester Peter Wohlleben believes that forests are superorganisms of unique individuals. Recent studies have confirmed his observations: trees are far more alert, social, sophisticated, and perhaps even intelligent than we thought.
A team of collaborating researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and the Stanford School of Medicine have identified a molecule in the blood that is produced during exercise and even effectively reduces food intake and obesity in mice.
Wim Hof found stillness in the cold. While battling grief in the wake of his beloved wife’s suicide, he felt drawn to icy water. Immersing in it brought a rush of adrenaline, a spike and then deep subsiding of heart rate and, ultimately, clarity.
A mineral, in its basic form, is a solid, inorganic, naturally occurring substance. For their bodies to run smoothly, animals require them.
