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Why Is Kratom So Controversial?
Christopher Deaney separates the plant, the industry, and the real risks from the headlines.
Aug 7
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Hermann J. Diehl
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28:25
Did Corn Build Mexico’s Civilization—but Limit Its Growth?
What archaeology, ancient diets, and Mexico’s small NBA footprint may suggest about protein and stature.
Aug 6
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Hermann J. Diehl
10
1
Your Pupils Are an Evolutionary Clue
Why slit eyes, sideways pupils, and round pupils may reveal a species’ place in the food chain.
Aug 3
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Hermann J. Diehl
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1
11:59
July 2026
Are Your Habits Hypnotizing You?
Hypnotherapist Shawn Kostiuk explains how changing the trance created by your habits, beliefs, and emotional patterns may change your results.
Jul 31
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Hermann J. Diehl
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28:04
Your Salad Is Mostly Taking Up Space
Why men over 40 may need more chicken—and a lot less lettuce.
Jul 30
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Hermann J. Diehl
12
1
Could Diet Have Changed My Friend’s Cancer Outcome?
Grief, guilt, the Warburg effect, and the uncomfortable limits of what nutrition can—and cannot—do.
Jul 27
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Hermann J. Diehl
2
1
13:42
Balance Is Your Real Fountain of Youth
Master Mendivil explains how dynamic movement can help older adults prevent falls and preserve their independence.
Jul 24
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Hermann J. Diehl
4
29:23
Atkins Was Right About Carbs—but Wrong About the Ending
Why gradually adding fruits, vegetables, and other carbohydrates back may not be necessary for everyone.
Jul 23
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Hermann J. Diehl
10
1
I Would Buy Him Food—Just Not the Food He Wanted
What happened when a man with diabetes asked me for rice and beans at a Latin grocery store.
Jul 20
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Hermann J. Diehl
4
1
1
12:36
Your Chair Is Making You Older
Why standing, kneeling, and changing positions may be the simplest anti-aging habits you are ignoring.
Jul 16
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Hermann J. Diehl
10
1
Minneapolis Pull Workout
One set to failure. Three bands. Zero excuses. My July 4th travel workout.
Jul 13
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Hermann J. Diehl
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1
1
12:46
The Hidden Weight Men Carry
A conversation about trauma, old wounds, and the emotional burdens that quietly shape men’s health, choices, and identity.
Jul 10
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Hermann J. Diehl
2
46:03
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