Blog

The Role Dopamine Plays in Habit Formation

The Role Dopamine Plays in Habit Formation

As a new year begins, many people feel a genuine desire to change. There is often a sense of motivation, clarity, and optimism about doing things differently, forming healthier habits, breaking old patterns, or finally following through on ...
How to Use Your Biometrics to Boost Energy, Health & Vitality

How to Use Your Biometrics to Boost Energy, Health & Vitality

What if your body was already giving you the answers you are looking for, but you simply did not know how to listen yet?
The Silent Invasion: How Microplastics Impact Our Health and Nervous System

The Silent Invasion: How Microplastics Impact Our Health and Nervous System

In our modern world, we're increasingly surrounded by synthetic materials—from the clothes we wear to the containers that hold our food and water. Among these, plastics have become ubiquitous, breaking down into microscopic particles that i...
How Often Should You Do Red Light Therapy?

How Often Should You Do Red Light Therapy?

Did you know that red light therapy can increase cellular energy production by up to 200%? Known as photobiomodulation, red light therapy is gaining attention not only for its visible benefits in skin health, pain relief, and hair growth bu...
Gut Integrity & The Microbiome

Gut Integrity & The Microbiome

‘The gut’ refers to the hollow tube that travels from our mouth to our anus. It is home to what we call our ‘microbiome’; the diverse ecosystem of microbes that keep us healthy. Many of us have heard of the microbiome as nutritional researc...
Sleep: Optimizing Circadian Rhythms

Sleep: Optimizing Circadian Rhythms

Our circadian rhythm is our body’s daily clock. It is one of the ways in which our body understands our environment, think about this – if there were a tiny person inside you and they were in charge of deciding which activities took place i...
Lymph - Your Cellular Waste Disposal

Lymph - Your Cellular Waste Disposal

The Lymphatic system is the body’s sewage system. It consists of a colourless fluid made up of water, oxygen, proteins, glucose and white blood cells of which we have approximately 15L in the body, as well as billions of lymph capillaries a...