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  • Journey Through Stress: Cognitive Impacts & Brain Health

    Reading Time: 7 minutes. In the chaotic world we live in, stress has become an all too familiar companion. But have you ever wondered about the toll it takes on our cognitive abilities and brain health? This article takes you on a journey through the intricate web of stress and its impact on our minds.…

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  • Why Ventilation Still Matters — Even in Cold UK Weather

    Why Ventilation Still Matters — Even in Cold UK Weather

    Reading Time: 5 minutes. In cold UK weather, people close windows and run heating for longer, so indoor air quickly becomes stale and damp. Moisture from cooking, showers, and even breathing lingers, promoting condensation, mould growth, and dust mites. Carbon dioxide and everyday chemicals also accumulate, which can affect breathing and concentration. Short, sharp bursts…

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  • Finding Balance: Navigating Social Media Mindfully

    Reading Time: 5 minutes. To find balance on social media, you need to understand its addictive nature and design. You’re drawn into an endless loop of scrolling and validation-seeking, which can impact your emotional well-being. By setting limits, disabling notifications, and focusing on offline activities, you can cultivate a healthier relationship with these platforms. As…

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  • Understanding ATP Demand During Illness (Plain-English Edition)

    Reading Time: 15 minutes. During illness, the body’s demand for ATP increases as immune cells combat infections. When mitochondria struggle to keep pace, energy shortages can slow recovery. This gap explains why rest alone sometimes fails to hasten healing. Practical steps can help maintain cellular energy—but knowing which ones matter most depends on understanding the…

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  • Why High-Performers Crash Harder When They Get Flu

    Reading Time: 10 minutes. High-performing individuals may face unexpectedly severe influenza outcomes despite appearing healthy. Their focus on productivity often delays symptom recognition and medical care. Chronic workplace stress might compromise immune function, although direct evidence linking high performance to worse flu outcomes remains limited. Understanding this potential vulnerability could reshape prevention strategies for busy…

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  • Is Methylene Blue Safe? an In-Depth Look at Daily Use Risks, Side Effects, Long-Term Safety, and Who Should Avoid It

    Is Methylene Blue Safe? an In-Depth Look at Daily Use Risks, Side Effects, Long-Term Safety, and Who Should Avoid It

    Reading Time: 27 minutes. Methylene blue has a well-established safety profile at therapeutic doses of 0.5-2 mg/kg, with FDA approval for the treatment of methemoglobinemia since 2016. Safety depends critically on dosage thresholds, as toxicity emerges above 7 mg/kg, causing hemolytic crisis and cardiovascular complications. Individuals with G6PD deficiency face heightened hemolytic risks even at…

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  • From Vegan to Carnivore: A Scientist’s Dietary Journey

    Reading Time: 6 minutes. I shifted from a decade-long vegan lifestyle to a carnivore diet, facing initial challenges like metabolic inflexibility and insomnia. However, over time, I noticed improvements in energy, digestion, and overall well-being from the high nutrient density of animal products. Nutrient intake expanded dramatically, offering substantial boosts in B12 and iron. As…

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  • A Winter Wellness Routine for Busy People

    A Winter Wellness Routine for Busy People

    Reading Time: 8 minutes. A winter wellness routine for busy people focuses on small, energy-protecting habits that actually fit a packed day. It starts with a steady sleep schedule, simple movement breaks, and warm, nourishing meals to reduce inflammation and crashes. Hydrating with teas and broths, plus short, nature‑inspired stretches or walks, helps lift mood.…

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  • Healing Trauma: Empowering Black Women Through Mindfulness

    Reading Time: 6 minutes. Through mindfulness practices, you can heal generational trauma while honouring your unique experiences as a Black woman. Your journey to emotional resilience starts with understanding how trauma affects your nervous system and embracing the power of neuroplasticity to create new healing pathways. You’ll find strength in combining personal mindfulness routines with…

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  • The Mitochondrial Load of “Super Flu”: Why Energy Drops Hard

    Reading Time: 12 minutes. When flu strikes hard, it doesn’t just cause fever and aches — it reshapes your cellular energy landscape. Your mitochondria, the tiny power stations inside cells, face unexpected strain as the virus redirects energy for its replication. This explains why even simple movements feel exhausting. The real insight lies not just…

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