Borrowing an Astronaut’s Perspective – Minus the Rocket
With the recent Artemis II mission, space travel is back in the headlines. The engineering is breathtaking, yes. But that’s not what stays with you. What lingers
May 22, 2026
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With the recent Artemis II mission, space travel is back in the headlines. The engineering is breathtaking, yes. But that’s not what stays with you. What lingers
May 2026 A major shift has officially arrived in women’s health. The condition long known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been renamed polyendocrine metabolic
Written by Kathi Head | 2025 Red yeast rice has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, due to its powerful health benefits. If you haven’t heard
Written by Austin Ruff | 2025 Let’s talk about those late-night cravings. Raiding the refrigerator or pantry for something salty or sweet before bed… We’ve all been there. Late-night
Support and reset your digestive system by giving it a bit of a break with this nourishing recipe! The deeply intelligent Ayurvedic tradition favours gentle
Dr Alan Bauman and Dr Jaclyn Smeaton Episode 146 on the DUTCH Podcast March 24 2026 In this episode, Dr. Alan Bauman and Dr. Jaclyn
With the recent Artemis II mission, space travel is back in the headlines. The engineering is breathtaking, yes. But that’s not what stays with you. What lingers is the image of Earth from orbit; small, luminous, and borderless. No visible divisions, no trace of the noise and urgency that dominates down here. Just a fragile blue marble suspended in darkness and silence – and
May 2026 A major shift has officially arrived in women’s health. The condition long known as polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) has been renamed polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) following an extensive international consensus process published in The Lancet in May 2026. This change is much more than semantics. It reflects decades of growing evidence that the condition extends far beyond
Written by Kathi Head | 2025 Red yeast rice has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for centuries, due to its powerful health benefits. If you haven’t heard of red yeast rice yet, you’re not alone. Let’s dive into what it is, and why it’s becoming an essential ingredient for wellness routines. What is red yeast rice? Red yeast rice (also called Went Yeast) is rice that is fermented
Written by Austin Ruff | 2025 Let’s talk about those late-night cravings. Raiding the refrigerator or pantry for something salty or sweet before bed… We’ve all been there. Late-night snacking has its downsides, and many health professionals caution against eating before bed to avoid unwanted weight gain or disruptions to the sleep-wake cycle. But is eating before bed harmful? Or can certain bedtime snacks
Support and reset your digestive system by giving it a bit of a break with this nourishing recipe! The deeply intelligent Ayurvedic tradition favours gentle nourishment and ‘lightening the load’ in the form of foods that are easily digestible, rather than extreme cleanses or purges. The vast majority of the time, your body handles everything you ingest/are exposed to with its own
Dr Alan Bauman and Dr Jaclyn Smeaton Episode 146 on the DUTCH Podcast March 24 2026 In this episode, Dr. Alan Bauman and Dr. Jaclyn Smeaton discuss the complexities of hair restoration, particularly focusing on menopausal hair loss in women. This discussion also explores: Understanding female pattern hair loss Emotional and hormonal factors affecting hair health Innovative therapies that can