Life can pile up. Fast food, endless scrolling, cluttered rooms, and even people who leave you drained. Stepping back for just three days can give your body a break and your mind a fresh start. This plan skips processed foods, turns down screen time, trims clutter, and sets gentle limits with negative people.

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 was a turning point for many, including myself. As the world was told that there was no treatment for the virus and that our only hope was a vaccine, I felt something was off. My intuition and medical knowledge told me otherwise. When esteemed doctors and natural health practitioners began speaking out, sharing their successes in treating COVID-19, they were quickly silenced.

Food is meant to nourish us — not harm us. But unfortunately, food adulteration is a real problem in many households today. Adulteration means adding unwanted or harmful substances to food, often to make it look more appealing or weigh more so it can be sold for a higher price.

In recent years, detoxing has become a popular topic in health and wellness circles. From detox drinks and diets to specialized cleanses, many people are eager to rid their bodies of toxins. But what does it mean to detox, and is it necessary for your health?

Every year, as temperatures drop and the holidays roll in, we brace ourselves for “cold and flu season.” But what if the congestion, sniffles, and low energy we experience aren’t caused by something we “catch”, but are instead part of the body’s natural detoxification process?

Food plays a critical role in our overall health and well-being, serving as both fuel and medicine for our bodies. From physical health to mental wellness, the impact of what we eat cannot be overstated. By making mindful food choices and understanding the profound effect nutrition has on our bodies, we can unlock our potential for optimal health, disease prevention, and enhanced quality of life.

Cloves (Syzygium aromaticum) are aromatic flower buds commonly used as a spice in cooking and traditional medicine. They are rich in nutrients and bioactive compounds, offering several health benefits.

Microwave ovens have become a household staple due to their convenience and speed. However, the drawbacks of using microwave cooking, particularly in terms of health and nutritional impacts, necessitate a reconsideration of more traditional cooking methods like steaming, boiling, and oven cooking.

Crystals have long been revered for their beauty, but their allure goes beyond mere aesthetics. For centuries, these natural formations have been used in spiritual practices to influence and enhance our state of consciousness. But how do these ancient stones interact with our mental and emotional landscapes?

In March 2021, My Indigo Sun shared with its readers a video documentary titled “The Dimming”. This full-length film authored by lead researcher Dane Wigington from GeoEngineeringWatch.org, delves into the controversial subject of weather modification, asserting that humanity faces an existential crisis due to current geoengineering practices.

May 21, 2024: The Environmental Protection Agency has released the fourth round of public water system testing data for the “forever chemicals” known as PFAS, as required by its Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule, or UCMR 5. The data reveal 1,593 sites have detectable levels of PFAS. The results highlight the sheer scale of the PFAS problem in the U.S. They build on EWG’s landmark PFAS contamination map. 

Just recently, I realized the glisten in my eyebrows was actually a grey hair that had popped its way through the black mop of my eyebrow hairs! I was not in the least bit prepared for this milestone, but knew it was one of the many “joyous” transformations I’ve had to come to terms with since starting menopause some three years back.