We have one mind, one brain, and one collective center of thought, right? Wrong! Guess what? Human beings not only have a brain to make decisions for them, but they also have another organ that helps govern what they do. The 'second brain' of a kind. No guys, it’s not…
Depression has always been a hot topic of discussion and with the recent death of actor/comedian, Robin Williams; it seems to have people talking even more. Let’s face it; we all get “depressed” from time to time. The daily demands we face are often enough to stress us out and…
In order for us to tap into our deepest states of intuition, intelligence, and spiritual enlightenment, it is necessary to unlock, activate, and open your Pineal Gland. Commonly referred to by ancient cultures and mystics as "the third eye," our pineal gland sits in the center of our brain between…
Do humans really fail to use their brain's maximum potential? Movies like Limitless and Lucy try to show how humans don't use 100% of their brain capacity, and these movies obsess on showing what happens when humans do reach their full potential. They make it seem like you can become…
“Fluoride accumulates in the body. Even low doses are harmful to babies, the thyroid, kidney patients and heavy water-drinkers. There are even doubts about fluoridation's effectiveness” (Smith 2012) With my last article, “Nutrition for the Mind’s Eye: Foods to Reactivate Your Pineal Gland” vastly approaching viral status, I figured that…
The mind’s eye, scientifically known as the pineal gland, is considered to be the gateway to higher levels of consciousness. In case you weren't aware, the pineal gland is a small pine cone-shaped endocrine gland in the brain that produces and secretes the hormone, melatonin. It is also believed that…
Some diets promise perfect results, but the truth is that nutrition plans work differently for different people. What if you could solve your health issues by following a specific diet? In particular, a plan that would be tailored for your genetic profile? Something like this may sound too good to…
Scientists discovered the "allergy gene" and are convinced that allergies are eventually a genetic anomaly that can mutate. Under this logic, scientific studies went on to conclude that human genes are not static. In fact, genes can and do change during the life of a person. Lifestyle choices and various…