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Iodine was known by many medical doctors in the 19th Century as an empirical remedy, a natural “heroic remedy,” a present from the science of medicine to humanity. Nobel Laureate Albert Szent Györgyi, the physician who discovered Vitamin C in 1928, commented: “When I was a medical student, iodine was a universal medicine. Nobody knew what……

This article was previously published December 17, 2016, and has been updated with new information. Consumption of olive oil has increased more than 10-fold in the U.S. over the past 35 years, from 29 metric tons (MT) in 1980 to 327 MT in 2015.1 The popularity of the Mediterranean diet made olive oil a $16…

Maybe you’re a hobbyist photographer who only likes to break out the camera on vacations and other photo-friendly adventures. Or, maybe you’re a working photographer who’s constantly running from shoot to shoot, desperate for a new travel camera bag for stashing lenses, flashes, film, and what not. No matter your level or whether your device…

The U.K. stockpiled 650 million doses of COVID-19 injections during the pandemic. Only 142 million have been used. The remainder expire six to 12 months after their date of manufacture,1 which means millions of doses are going to end up as trash. It’s unknown whether some doses from the 650 million figure have yet to…

You’re deep in a hot and super intense workout when you suddenly notice: You’re actually not that sweaty at all. It might even seem like everyone else in the room is toweling off buckets of excess sweat, while you’re left wondering why you’re not even glistening. Are you just not putting in enough effort? Or…

Leaky gut, or intestinal wall hyperpermeability, occurs when the tight junctions between intestinal cells are compromised due to a poor diet, food allergens, stress or other disease processes. This condition allows the passage of bacteria, toxins, and other small molecules that would otherwise be contained in the GI tract, to leak into the bloodstream. Once…

Television advertisements for prescription drugs are illegal in virtually every country on the planet — but not in the U.S., where 80 such ads air, on average, every hour on Americans’ televisions.1 “Ask your doctor,” the narrators tell viewers, urging them to bring up the latest name-brand drugs at their next physician’s visit. Prior to…

When people talk about menopause—if people talk about menopause—the conversation tends to largely center around the in-the-moment symptoms, like hot flashes and night sweats. Less often, but increasingly more so (thankfully), it’s about the mental health effects, like brain fog, anxiety, and depression. All of which are associated with the end of menstruation and the…

Wellbeing Magazine is proud to welcome Linda Cooper as a Contributor to Wellbeing Magazine.  Linda Cooper is an award-winning national lifestyle television host, producer and writer.  We are excited to share the second season of her first digital video series “The New 100 Longevity Campaign”. This season, Linda shines the spotlight on mind-blowing healing modalities…

), with a touch of tangerine and a hint of rosemary, are foundational for wellbeing, regardless of natural sunshine intake. According to the National Library of Medicine, one billion people worldwide are Vitamin D deficient. In Apricō’s newest vitamin D supplement, Vitamin D3, a natural byproduct of sun exposure, and K1 are combined in a…