by Contributing Author | Dec 20, 2014
Is there a connection between cell phones and cancer? Here are 44 reasons to believe that cell phones can cause cancer. Cell phones emit microwave radio-frequency radiation. Fact. This radiation has the ability to penetrate our bodies. Fact. Our governments do...
by Survival Sherpa | Oct 13, 2014
Fall is a season where many of us head out to enjoy the outdoors. Crisp air, colorful leaves, deer in rut, and clear mountain streams lure us to nature. Unfortunately, there are times when things go sideways on day hikes and canoe trips. When they do, you’ll need...
by Joshua Krause | Jul 10, 2017
I often find myself looking up the nutrient profiles of the foods I eat. I try to do it on a regular basis, just to see where my diet is lacking. What I usually discover, is that I’m deficient in one nutrient or another. You really need to eat a lot of really...
by Sara Tipton | Nov 9, 2018
The joyous time of the holiday season brings with it several factors that can cause stress to become out of control. But there a few simple and all natural ways that work wonders for combating that extra pressure this season! 5 Ways To Beat Holiday Stress ‘Tis...
by Joshua Krause | Mar 14, 2015
Have you ever bought one of those basic $20 first aid kits? You know, the little plastic box with the red cross on it? If you have, you probably already know they can be severely lacking in any real emergency. Band-aids and alcohol wipes are nice, and they’re...
by Jeremiah Johnson | Apr 12, 2017
ReadyNutrition fans, this segment is going to cover five weapons in particular that you should familiarize yourself with and train up on. You don’t necessarily have to buy these weapons or even know a private individual that has them, although either case would...
by Tess Pennington | Nov 5, 2012
We all know that when the weather begins to turn cold, it’s time to get ready for the cold and flu viruses to start emerging. Approximately 5 to 20 percent of the population gets the seasonal flu during the late fall until the early spring. Bear in mind...
by Pamela Bofferding | Aug 22, 2016
My husband always jokes that mosquitos like him because he’s so sweet (thereby implying that I am mean because I almost never get bit). It’s a joke, but there’s definitely something to it. We can go outside and I’m completely fine while he’s covered in bites. This...
by Contributing Author | Sep 30, 2014
Sleep. We know we need it and feel better when we get enough – and feel terrible when we are sleep-deprived -but even experts aren’t entirely sure WHY we sleep. Sleeping, like eating, is regulated by powerful internal drives. Just as your body will let you...
by Sara Tipton | Jun 30, 2018
The warmer, more humid weather in the summer means our skin isn’t as dry and itchy as it was in the winter; but that’s no excuse to neglect your skin. As the largest organ of the integumentary system, it’s important to protect your skin, but doing so in a...
by Joshua Krause | Mar 3, 2016
Human beings are born to run. Compared to every other species on this planet, we are unparalleled. While there are countless animals that can run faster than us, none can run for nearly as long, nor can they run for such incredibly vast distances. Aside from our big...
by Tess Pennington | Apr 30, 2014
Each day, as we get ready to play our part in society, we put on our favorite fragrances and cosmetics and unknowingly subject ourselves to toxic chemicals. Over time, these toxic chemicals can cause cancers, tumors, bronchial issues and other health related problems....
