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Even organic foods can still be poorly grown at times. Sometimes they’re over-watered, harvested at the wrong time, or maybe they were grown in poor soil. Whatever the reason, there is a simple way to find out the quality of your fruits and veggies: a refractometer.

Leafy greens are greatly beneficial to your overall health, but do you know all the benefits of these delicious greens? Here are five key reasons to get your daily greens.

We have all heard about the importance of setting – and sticking to – a routine. However, following a daily routine may be more important to our productivity, mental health, and family connections than we realize. After all, we are what we repeatedly do! 

Our regular exercise routine can be interrupted by any number of things, including an unexpected rainy day or blast of frigid winter weather. However, staying inside doesn’t have to stop your athletic ambitions!  

You might already know that your gut is full of billions of beneficial bacteria, but did you know that the bacteria that make up your gut microbiome also have a significant impact on your mood? In the last few years, evidence has shown that your gut microbiome can influence neural development, brain chemistry, emotional behavior, pain perception, and stress responses. 

Have you ever noticed that you always tend to get hungry at the same time each day... or start getting sleepy at the same time each night? These are cues from your own internal circadian rhythms.  

We all know the feeling – facing a long to-do list only to fall on the couch, turn on the TV, and waste precious hours. Whether you work from home or use your evening hours to complete chores or explore creative passions, we could all improve our home productivity.  

Have you ever dreamt about having superpowers? It turns out you do have a superpower – something as simple as sleep has the “super” potential to heal the body and mind on the inside and out. 

Tired? Moody? Gaining weight quickly? It may not be in your head. According to the American Thyroid Association, nearly 20 million Americans have some form of thyroid disease.

Oregano, or Origanum vulgare, is cultivated worldwide and is highly regarded for its anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It is a gorgeous flowering plant belonging to the mint family. Oregano grows in the temperate Western and Southwestern Eurasia and in the Mediterranean region and is commonly added to Italian cuisine.