Nature Nurtures (Even Inside)

When I walked into my home office after a long weekend away, Lilly looked… tragic. My peace lily, usually perky, glossy, and glowing, was slumped over in full “woe is me” mode. Read More »

DaVisse Micro Art Moves to New Melbourne Studio

DaVisse Micro Art, now located in Melbourne, offers expert medical tattooing and cosmetic services that help breast cancer survivors and others heal with confidence through customized, natural-looking results. Read More »

Dr. Michelle Zamora, AP, Celebrates One Year in Practice

Dr. Michelle Zamora, AP, celebrates her one-year anniversary in Melbourne this September, offering holistic care for chronic pain, stress, hormonal imbalances, and more—plus 25% off all services throughout the month. Read More »

EMSculpt NEO Now Available at Restore Wellness Center

Recently voted Best Chiropractic Clinic, Restore Wellness Center in Melbourne now offers EMSculpt NEO—a cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment that burns fat and builds muscle in just 30 minutes with no downtime. Read More »

Free Metabolic Cooking Class in Melbourne

Metabolic Weight Loss Centers in Melbourne offers free Thursday cooking classes that teach participants how to prepare flavorful, metabolism-boosting meals using simple, sustainable techniques. Read More »

Lisa Medgansis Offers Neurovascular Integration in Melbourne

Melbourne physical therapist Lisa Medgansis offers Neurovascular Integration, a gentle cranial sacral therapy that supports self-healing and relieves pain, anxiety, and tension for clients of all ages. Read More »

Medium Beth Lynch Offers Evening of Spirit Messages

Evidential Medium Beth Lynch hosts Spirit Speaks—Are You Listening on September 19 at Soulful Motion Wellness Center, offering healing messages from loved ones, a Q&A, and guided meditation to inspire comfort and peace. Read More »

Overcrowded Brevard Animal Shelter Seeks Community Help

Brevard County’s only county-run animal shelter is urgently seeking community support as it struggles with extreme overcrowding—housing over 150 dogs in a space built for 80—and is calling for action, volunteers, and adoptive families to help give these animals a chance. Read More »

Purely Organic Salon for Hair Welcomes Stylist Katie Vinson

Purely Organic Salon for Hair in Satellite Beach welcomes new stylist Katie Vinson, a blonding and lived-in color specialist, with 20% off all highlighting services through September. Read More »

Radiantly Healthy MD Welcomes Two New Doctors

Radiantly Healthy MD in Indialantic welcomes Dr. Ana Restrepo and Dr. Evangelia Fotopoulos—two compassionate family physicians dedicated to personalized, preventive care through integrative and functional medicine. Read More »

Register Today for Wise Traditions Annual Conference

Now in its 25th year, the Wise Traditions Annual Conference brings together health-conscious individuals from around the world for three days of inspiring talks, nutrient-dense meals, and meaningful community—October 17–19 in Salt Lake City. Read More »

Transcend Through Love Hypnotherapy Guides Clients Toward Transformation

Transcend Through Love Hypnotherapy offers compassionate, expert-guided sessions—online or in-person—to help clients overcome limiting beliefs, heal deeply, and reconnect with their authentic selves through the power of the subconscious mind. Read More »

Vibe Shift Event Brings Intuitive Guidance to Vero Beach

On Wednesday, September 10 at 7 p.m. in Vero Beach, the Power of 3 Intuitive Team will present Vibe Shift—a 90-minute group experience for those seeking clarity, energetic healing and spiritual insight. Designed for individuals who feel stuck despite having “done the work,” the session features live demonstrations of intuitive messaging, past life exploration and angelic connection. Read More »

Balancing the Gut: Investing in Our Inner Ecosystem

Gut microbes shape digestion, immunity, and mood—but stress, meds, and processed foods can disrupt balance. Small lifestyle shifts help restore this vital inner ecosystem. Read More »

Patrick Hanaway on Healing the Whole Person

Supporting children’s friendships means modeling calm, emotional presence and letting kids navigate social growth with empathy and trust. Read More »

Sweet and Tart: The Joys of Homemade Fruit Shrubs

Fruit shrubs, tangy syrups made from fruit, sugar, and vinegar, offer gut-friendly benefits and a sustainable way to preserve seasonal produce. Read More »

Farro Salad With Apple Spice Shrub

Toasty farro, sweet potatoes, apples, and kale shine under a bright apple spice shrub dressing in this hearty fall-inspired salad. Read More »

Fig Shrub Panzanella

This roasted squash and sourdough panzanella gets a bold upgrade with fig shrub vinaigrette, fresh basil, and creamy mozzarella. Read More »

Wild Rice Side Dish

Pomegranate shrub, pistachios, and wild rice come together in a vibrant, herb-laced salad that’s sweet, tart, and packed with texture. Read More »

A Gentler Grip on the Wheel of Life

Letting go of rigid control can reveal life's spontaneity, much like a dancer trusting muscle memory when the music begins. Read More »

Ocean Harvests: Eco-Friendly Benefits of Seaweed

Seaweed farming improves marine ecosystems, sequesters carbon, and offers sustainable food, fertilizer, and plastic alternatives. Read More »

Gut Restorative Yoga: Poses That Bridge the Gut-Brain Axis

Gentle yoga poses and breathwork can ease digestive issues by activating the parasympathetic system and supporting gut-brain harmony. Read More »

Oral Health Benefits of Yoga: Surprising Ways To Improve a Smile

Yoga may help prevent gum disease by reducing stress-driven inflammation and supporting posture, breathing, and oral microbiome balance. Read More »

Childhood Friendships: How To Support a Kid’s Social Development

Supporting children’s friendships means modeling calm, emotional presence and letting kids navigate social growth with empathy and trust. Read More »

Guide to Canine Hormonal Balance: Strategies To Overcome Spay-Neuter Syndrome

Early spaying or neutering may disrupt canine hormone health; natural diets, herbs, and glandular support can help restore balance. Read More »

Food Companies To Discontinue Food Dyes

Major food brands will remove synthetic dyes by 2026, responding to health concerns over behavioral effects in children. Read More »

Global Integration of Traditional Medicine

WHO’s new strategy supports research and regulation of traditional medicine while protecting Indigenous rights and safety standards. Read More »

Cranberry Products for Urinary Tract Infections

Cranberry juice and capsules may prevent UTIs in susceptible groups, but show limited benefit for pregnant women and the elderly. Read More »

Youth Develops Heart Disease Detector

A 14-year-old's AI app detects heart issues via smartphone audio, achieving 96% accuracy in early trials across two countries. Read More »

Heavy Metals in Rice

Arsenic was found in all U.S. rice brands tested; long-term exposure raises health concerns, especially for infants and pregnant women. Read More »

Endangered Butterfly Benefits From Hurricanes

Hurricanes help Schaus’ swallowtail butterflies by promoting new growth of key host plants, boosting a once-dwindling population. Read More »

Our Universe Proposed as a Computer Simulation

A new theory suggests gravity may be an information-saving function in a simulated universe, challenging current physics models. Read More »

The Dirty Suitcase

Suitcase wheels harbor more bacteria than toilet seats, including staph and E. coli, raising hygiene concerns for frequent travelers. Read More »

Only One Country Is Food Secure

A global study found only Guyana fully self-sufficient in key food groups, highlighting risks in global food security. Read More »

Eco-Friendly Cattle

Feeding seaweed to grazing cattle cut methane emissions by 38%, offering a promising climate solution without impacting weight or health. Read More »

Packing School Lunch With Zero Waste

Zero-waste lunch packing with reusable containers and homemade snacks helps reduce landfill waste and encourages healthier eating habits. Read More »