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We’ve all felt it: the stress that lingers long after the moment has passed. A tension headache that won’t quit, a lower back that flares when life feels like too much, an exhaustion that no amount of sleep seems to touch. The idea behind somatic healing is that this isn’t random, it’s the body holding onto what it couldn’t process, and waiting for us to finally listen. To understand what that really means, we sat down with Dr. Carli Axford, founder of the Spinal Flow Technique and a nervous system expert with more than 30 years in holistic healing. Here,…

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Now is not the time for Riley Green to slow down, even if the grind may be slowly catching up with him. By all accounts, the “Worst Way” singer is in the midst of living his best life. The North American leg of his 2026 Cowboy As It Gets tour is in full swing, just months removed from a run of sold‑out shows in Australia. On the charts, his hot streak hasn’t cooled—“Change My Mind” hit No. 1 in June, he just dropped the video for his latest single “Think As I Drunk,” and Sept. 18 is already circled for…

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Wondering how fit you are after 60? These three standing tests can tell you. Fitness after 60 isn’t measured by how much weight you can lift or how many miles you can run. Instead, it shows up in the movements you perform every day without thinking twice. Standing from a chair, balancing on one leg, reaching overhead, and walking confidently all depend on strength, stability, and coordination working together. As a trainer, I’ve found that a few simple standing exercises reveal far more about someone’s overall fitness than most gym workouts. Many adults judge themselves against unrealistic standards or compare…

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For decades, the biggest concern for online gamblers has been trust. The “black box” nature of traditional Random Number Generators (RNGs) often left players wondering if the house was manipulating the odds. However, the integration of blockchain technology has introduced Provably Fair Slots, a revolutionary system that allows players to verify the fairness of every single spin. As this technology permeates the industry, we see a massive shift in how cricket apps casino platforms are evolving to provide transparent, secure, and exciting experiences for sports enthusiasts and casino lovers alike. What Exactly is Provably Fair Gaming? Provably fair is a…

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We spend a lot of time thinking about the food we eat, the skincare we use, and the supplements we take. But the one thing we consume more than almost anything else is often the one thing we question the least: water. For Clara Sieg, Co Founder and CEO of Loonen, that question became deeply personal during her IVF journey and pregnancy, when she began taking a closer look at what she was putting in and on her body. The more she learned about plastics, PFAS, and water quality, the more she realized how little transparency existed around something so…

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The pull-up and chin-up are the ultimate measures of upper-body strength because they’re all you need. Both exercises build a beefier back, stronger arms, and a rock-solid grip. But many lifters leave plenty of gains on the pull-up bar. Instead, they rely on their arms instead of building the full-body tension needed for better reps. Here’s what they’re missing: The first rep starts before your elbows bend, at the moment your hands grip the bar. Better reps begin with a better setup. The active hang, packed shoulders, a braced core, engaged glutes, and a body that’s working as one. Skip…

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When temperatures climb, heavy meals tend to lose their appeal. Crisp salads, fresh fruit, and smoothies suddenly become the go-to—but they’re not always enough to keep hunger at bay. The secret to a satisfying summer meal isn’t necessarily adding more protein (although that’s important, too). It’s building your plate around fiber. Fiber slows digestion, helps stabilize blood sugar, supports a healthy gut microbiome, and keeps you feeling fuller for longer. The result? More sustained energy, fewer mid-afternoon snack attacks, and meals that feel light without leaving you hungry an hour later. The easiest way to pack more fiber into one…

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Below is an approximation of this video’s audio content. To see any graphs, charts, graphics, images, and quotes to which Dr. Greger may be referring, watch the above video. In my last video, I talked about the “cephalic phase” of digestion before food even hits our stomach, thanks in part to nerves traveling back and forth between your brain and your mouth to help regulate the amount of food we eat, the energy in half of the energy balance equation, but it also plays a role in energy out. The cephalic phase response plays a role in what’s called diet-induced…

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We tend to treat “tolerance” as a moral word — be tolerant, have tolerance for people who aren’t like you. That meaning is real and it matters. But there’s a second meaning we almost always ignore, and it might be the more useful one: tolerance is a range. In engineering it’s the band of variance a part can accept before it stops doing its job — and once you see that tolerance is a range rather than a target, a lot of how we live and work quietly rearranges itself. The other meaning comes from engineering. Every part that connects…

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I highly recommend that you watch this video of Dorian Yates training with Leroy Davis, Blood & Guts. There is no such thing as “I can’t” when it comes to building muscle and strength. Whatever arena you choose to excel in, progress is motivated by one thing and one thing only—the catalyst that triggers a cascade of metabolic events leading to the result you seek: can’t. What Is Training to Failure? To improve, the objective must be reaching the point where you physically cannot do more. In other words, you must fail. Failure—true failure (more on that in a minute)—is…

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