Tara Anderson of Acupuncture & Optimum Health Clinic Tara Anderson, the owner and a seasoned acupuncturist at the Acupuncture and Optimum Health Clinic in Waterloo, Iowa, shares her expertise on acupuncture, wellness, natural remedies, and Chinese medicine. Check out her interview below. Vol 82 : What can you tell me about your acupuncture clinic in Waterloo, Iowa? Tara: I operate the Acupuncture and Optimum Health Clinic , which I opened in 2002. I offer acupuncture and Chi

The artificial insemination company MakeAmom, based out of Texas, offers an insemination product that women can use from the comfort of...

The Washington Post reported that "New research has found "forever chemicals" in the lining of period underwear, the wrappers of tampons, and in other menstruation products. Forever chemicals, or PFAS, are man-made compounds that can potentially accumulate in the body over time and take years to break down in nature. PFAS, which stands for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, have been implicated in a number of serious health effects , including some cancers, high blood pres

According to multiple news sources, some customers who received "vampire facials" and other cosmetic procedures have allegedly contracted...

Volume 82 recently interviewed Jesse Herrera Jr., co-owner of the Ibogaine Riviera Maya Clinic in Cancun, Mexico. Jesse shared his journey about helping others heal others from drug addictions and various other ailments using ibogaine, a naturally occurring psychoactive substance found in plants that he calls “ God's plant. ” Jesse thanks God for providing him with such a wonderful remedy to help heal others, and he was ecstatic to share his story with us. Check out the inte

Life at Sea Cruises will allow travelers to cruise for $30,000 per year for up to three years. The cruise will set sail this November in Istanbul, covering a total of 130,000 miles. According to an advertisement, travelers will "visit 375 Destinations, 6 Equator Crossings to all 7 Continents and 135 Countries. Over 100 Tropical Islands to explore and Countless Hills to climb, the opportunities to explore are truly endless!" Travelers will be able to visit some of the "wonder

Blogger and entrepreneur Necole Cane announced she's discontinuing her online platform, xoNecole, to focus on her wellness brand, My Happy Flo. My Happy Flo is a plant-based supplement that helps minimize severe menstrual symptoms, such as cramps, fibroids, and bloating. The media mogul began her career as Necole Bitchie, then rebranded herself as xoNecole. The xoNecole platform provides wellness, beauty, career content, etc., which is the opposite of the news, gossip, and e

Organ theft is reportedly increasing during plastic and cosmetic surgery procedures. A YouTuber named Anita shared a video that has gone...

I recently had an enthralling conversation with a Thailand socialite, journalist, and resort owner named Dussadee Oeawpanich. We talked about all things Thai culture, lifestyle, and the impact of COVID-19 on the Thai tourism industry. Volume 82: Has the tourism and hospitality industry started to rebuild from the COVID pandemic? Dussadee: No, and that’s not just in my area! To be honest, COVID doesn't scare people to come to Thailand; what scares people is the thought of qu

Is the world ready for a microchip implant society? Some experts say the chip implant is no more than a technological advancement. Some corporations have started to 'chip' their employees for security purposes. In 2017, a Wisconsin technology company, Three Square Market, told the media that they began to microchip their employees for security and authentication purposes. The European technology company Walletmor sells microchip implants as a payment option that allow custome

For years Cardi B said she had difficulty growing her hair. While natural methods like rice water, hair steaming, and chebe-based products are a growing trend for hair growth, the ‘Bodak Yellow’ rapper shared that she also uses boiled onion water to grow long hair. Most people are familiar with the instructions for her homemade hair mask that consists of avocados, mayonnaise, bananas, eggs, honey, argan oil, castor oil, and olive oil. Still, she’s clearly on to something by a

Indian surgeon Dr. Narendra Kaushik will perform a uterus transplant on a trans woman who was born a male. Dr. Kaushik heads a sex reassignment clinic in New Delhi, India. Supposedly, this is the second documented attempt at this procedure worldwide. Allegedly, the first biological male who underwent uterus transplant surgery died from complications. Some medical professionals suggest that this procedure will never be successful because the male body is not anatomically equip