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But Are You Thriving? Episode 6 Recap: Biohacking Family Wellness with Katie Wells

Biohacking involves “hacking” your body’s biology with nutritional changes, supplements, and other lifestyle adjustments in order to improve brain health, sleep, and other functions. It may seem like an individual practice, but for Katie Wells (also known as the “Wellness Mama”), biohacking is beneficial for both your own health and your family’s greater wellbeing.  Katie ...

What are Nootropics? All the Brain-Boosting Benefits

A supplement that increases your brain power, makes you think faster, and gives you a jolt of energy… sounds like something out of an action movie, right? While that type of miracle pill doesn’t exist in the real world, the closest things to it may be nootropics, a group of substances that many use to ...

Dr. David Perlmutter Helps Detox Your Mind in “Brain Wash”

Have you given much thought to brain health? Dr. Perlmutter is the author of Brain Wash: Detox Your Mind for Clearer Thinking, Deeper Relationships, and Lasting Happiness, which offers science-backed strategies to support your brain. “Your lifestyle choices are fundamentally important to determining the destiny of your brain,” he says. If you’re struggling to get ...

How to Boost Your Brain With Endocannabinoids

If you feel like you’re moving a mile a minute, you might not be too far off. Life these days is fast-paced, demanding, and busy. While we all have different ways of coping—eating well, exercising, practicing other self-care rituals, many of us miss the opportunity to tap into an essential partner on our journey toward ...

#AskThrive: What Is Fish Oil?

Make a splash with fish oil, known for its concentrated dose of omega-3 fatty acids and antioxidants. New Chapter uses a gentle extraction process, similar to the finest olive oils, that helps preserve beneficial compounds including vitamin D3. And that gorgeous golden hue? It comes from astaxanthin—an antioxidant naturally found in wild salmon. Watch the ...

The Crazy Way Complaining Alters Your Brain

I’m sitting at my favorite local diner on a warm and sunny Saturday in February, with my boyfriend across from me—so many things to be grateful for. Only, I’m starving. One-by-one, I watch every table around get served their burgers and sundaes—nada for us. Then, the waitress drops the bomb that she forgot to put ...