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There are quite a few apps out there that help the environment by reducing your carbon footprint through planting trees, using alternative modes of transportation, and more. But did you know there’s more you can do to help the environment than biking to work and planting trees? Living more sustainably doesn’t have to be an all-or-nothing feat.
When it comes to choosing the products you use on your skin every day, how much do you pay attention to the ingredients inside those products? The industry jargon and product claims can make finding the right products a confusing and challenging task.
Eliminating endocrine disruptors is harder than you might think.
If you want to transform your skin, then try out these four apps to help your skin glow as well as keep you informed about skincare ingredients.
Did you know that more than half of the cosmetics sold in the United States and Canada contain toxic chemicals linked to serious health effects?
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G.I. Joe said it best — knowing is half the battle. You owe it to yourself, your health, your body, your skin, and your loved ones to make informed choices by knowing the ingredients in the beauty products and cosmetics you use.
If it’s good for your heart, it’s good for your brain. In this episode Lewis and Dr. Amen discuss the biggest challenges Dr. Amen thinks the world is facing around brain health, how to optimize brain and heart health, how our brain health can affect the quality of our relationships, how constant overwhelm of dopamine is affecting our brain function, why working on improving our memory is necessary and practical ways to start working on it, and so much more!
Technology is the double-edged sword of the modern world. On one hand it brings us great convenience. And on the other hand technologies can greatly decrease our quality of life. One way we can deal with the negative effects of technology is to use technology itself – but we need to be discerning about what we use, and how.
The responsibility to protect our shared planet intersects every aspect of our lives. These apps make it easier to minimize waste, nurture a meaningful connection with nature, and preserve precious resources.
