Unfortunately, the opposite sex can be such a puzzle to solve sometimes. Fortunately, avoiding just a few failure points can put you at the top of the food-chain with women. Let’s get into it. Trying to be Someone you’re Not This is the biggest one because most guys try and pretend a little too hard. […]
3 Problem Solving Traps to Avoid in Everyday Life
Problem solving can range from figuring out where to put your new TV to researching what diet is best for you. We all do some problem solving everyday. Some problems are more complicated than others and some problems seem simple, but are actually complicated in disguise. There’s a common principle stating that the more complicated […]
The Truth Behind “Black Lives Matter”
Let me start out by saying all lives matter! Instead of the “Black lives matter” movement, why not have a “lives matter” movement? That would make more sense and address all unjust actions as a whole. Wouldn’t that unite and invite all people victim to police brutality, prejudice and hate crimes? A very important note about […]
Is your Sunscreen causing more harm than good?
We’re all told to go slap on some sunscreen to protect themselves from the sun, but what if that’s actually causing more harm than protection? I’ll be going over a the problems and the evidence supporting them when it comes to sunscreen. Aluminum Many sunscreens contain aluminum. For that reason alone you should use an alternative […]
Why I don’t, and will Never Vote
Those who don’t vote are often looked down upon for not participating in the “future” of our country or not doing their part as a citizen. In reality, most people aren’t voting because they just don’t care. There are pressing, immediate problems in their lives and it’s hard for a lot of people to think […]
Why Malnutrition and Obesity Commonly happen at the same Time
Is it possible to be malnourished, anemic and obese at the same time? The answer is a yes according to the Global Nutrition Report. Just take a look at this article from the New York Times and this one from BBC News for all the statistical data on obesity and it’s link to malnutrition. How can obesity […]
Productivity tips for the Busy and Neurotic
Most of your productivity hero’s are or have been neurotic messes at some point outside the public eye. It’s honestly hard to maintain a productive lifestyle without error. There are always unexpected variables that can interfere or throw off an otherwise effective routine. I am personally very prone to that myself. I have a hard […]
Why you Should eat your Vegetables
If you’ve followed my blog article, you’ll notice I’m not a big fan of vegetables. They aren’t necessary for our survival, their nutrient density pales to meats & seafood and some people can’t tolerate them in abundance. With that being said, the right vegetables can add some benefits to our health. Before I go into […]
5 steps you can take to improve allergy symptoms
Try these out and let me know how it’s working for you. A lot of people find that just switching to a nutrient-dense diet, can significantly improve allergy symptoms. Cut out the junk, eat whole foods and stop the sugar/grains. See if that helps. If you’re still having symptoms, try the steps below. Probiotics or fermented […]
Low-carb, high-fat diet could replace Dialysis
Ketogenic diets have been historically used to treat epilepsy in the past. For the first time, a low carb ketogenic diet has been bought up in mainstream media. ABC has made a report on a study done on mice. The study suggests that a low carb, ketogenic diet may reverse kidney disease and get someone […]