How To Shift To A More Plant-Based Diet, Without The Guilt
A compassionate and shame-free approach could help encourage omnivores who are maybe not on board the vegan train to reduce their meat consumption, says bestselling author Kathy Freston.
How To Instantly Read People: An Underrated Ability
Compared to other senses like vision and hearing, we tend to ignore the information from our sense of smell with the exception of flowers, food being prepared and, of course, those lucky people who have discovered aromatherapy.
EarthTalk: Northern Pacific Gray Whale Deaths
Dear EarthTalk: Why are so many gray whales washing up dead on west coast beaches this spring?
Featured Events: Dominic Boag Mediumship Demonstration And Workshop
As a young boy Dominic was your typical teenager from Port Glasgow. At the age of 14 Dominic lost his father ex morton captain John Boag. Suddenly after the lost of his father Dominic started hearing voices of his late father and also voices of others…
Good News Headlines 5/21/19
It’s not every day that you see a story like this. A real David v. Goliath story that results in a win for all of humanity…
Are Yoga And Mindfulness In Schools Religious?
The number of U.S. children age 4 to 17 practicing yoga rose from 2.3% to 8.4% – or from 1.3 million to 4.9 million – between 2007 and 2017, federal data show. The number of children meditating rose to 3.1 million during the same period.
6 Ways To Stay Healthy As You Age
While problems such as Alzheimer’s and heart disease do have a genetic component, lifestyle trumps genes. Physical aging is shaped by lifestyle choices in physical exercise, diet, attitude, and social support.
Kale Near Top Of ‘Dirty Dozen’ Produce List
The Dirty Dozen list of produce items with the highest pesticide residues that comes out annually included kale this year — the first time in a decade that the beloved leafy green has made the list.
6 Natural Treatments And Exercises To Relieve Frozen Shoulder
The shoulder is one of the most flexible joints in the body but if you don’t use it for a while, it will stop functioning properly.
7 Recommendations For Incorporating Indigenous Perspectives Into Biodiversity Conservation
When it comes to conservation, it’s tempting to think that science is the only guide to good policy.
Good News Headlines 5/14/19
Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral could be fitted with a new roof that harnesses solar energy to provide enough energy to power nearby buildings, if the design is accepted.
Can Sitting Less Decrease Your Risk Of Heart Disease?
Too much sitting has long been criticized for contributing to premature mortality, Type 2 diabetes, and a host of other illnesses. In a new study of 5,638 women, we looked at how sedentary behavior was related to future cardiovascular disease (CVD).
Smiling Really Does Make People Feel Happier
Did you know your smile can be a predictor of how long you’ll live -- and that a simple smile has a measurable effect on your overall well-being?
Mushrooms: “Nature’s Greatest Decomposers”
An Indigenous-led organization in New Mexico is using fungus in an attempt to remove chemicals from soil.
Breastfeeding Boosts Metabolites Important For Brain Growth
Breast milk is always better than formula because it provides critical nutrients and a diverse array of antioxidant protection as well.
Good News Headlines 5/7/19
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but a new survey of 2,000 dog owners shows that they’re also good for helping their owners make new friends too…
The Unique Vulnerabilities And Needs Of Teen Survivors Of Mass Shootings
As a specialist in emotional and behavioral disorders of children and adolescents, I receive many inquiries from concerned parents, students, school officials, pediatricians and the news media about this issue and the harm violence has on our children and their families.
Experiencing Chickens And Restoring Their Earth Rights
Chickens have memory, emotions and empathy. They deserve our respect and care.
Your New Healthy Habits? They’re Ancient
These early Native traditions spur physical well-being.
Rhode Islanders For Safe Technology Screen “Generation Zapped”
National Grid is engaged in a regulatory process to replace gas and electric meters in RI, MA, and NY with next generation two-way wireless meters.
Good New Headlines 4/30/19
TIME magazine’s annual list of the most influential people contains the most women in its 15-year history. This year, just under half of the list’s 100 honorees are women.
Tomatoes Fight Cancer And Reduce Inflammation
A new study adds to mounting evidence that lycopene in tomatoes reduces fatty liver disease, inflammation, and the development of cancer.
14 Simple Ways To Stick To A Healthy Diet
Eating healthy can help you lose weight and have more energy. It can also improve your mood and reduce your risk of disease.
The Tide Is Turning, As Farmworkers Fight For Organic Agriculture
Farmworker Justice and Farmworker Association of Florida are leading the fight to improve workplace safety and training for farmworkers and eliminate the most toxic pesticides from use in agriculture.
From IVF To Miscarriages: 5 Ways We Can Talk About Infertility
By opening up about her struggles with pregnancy, former First Lady Michelle Obama launches a public conversation about something many women suffer in private.
Share Your Testimony To Support Health Freedom Bill S665
We are looking to galvanize support for bill S665 through the collection of powerful personal testimonials.
Good New Headlines 4/23/19
Deliberately inhaling a pleasant aroma may be enough to reduce the urge to light up, at least temporarily, and could be used as part of an effective smoking cessation strategy…
What My Mother’s Death Taught Me About Saving The Planet. We Can’t, And Here’s Why.
As environmentalists, we often refer to our work as “saving the planet.” This is unhelpful for a couple of reasons.
10 Innovative Projects From Around The World That Reduce Loneliness
The case studies from “Sharing Cities” show how people are coming together while meeting other vital needs.
Self-Care And The Essential Practice Of Cultivating Selfishness
Selfish. I used to fear – even dread – being called or perceived as selfish. Nothing seemed worse to me. The very word sent chills down my spine, made my stomach turn, and activated all sorts of defense mechanisms within me.
