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You've heard conventional toilet paper can be full of toxic chemicals, including cancer-linked PFAS.  But is bamboo toilet paper really better?  Is it made differently?  Are the same chemicals involved?  Energy Matters, LLC. explores.

Are you getting enough sleep? Sleep is essential for your body and your brain, and not getting enough is a serious problem. The side effects of sleep deprivation can affect everything.

The fallout from the leaked recording of a Campbell’s executive referencing bioengineered ingredients and 3D-printed meat in the company’s soups is sparking investigation and an important discussion about food safety and transparency.   

Colonoscopies can save lives by catching cancer early and allowing intervention. However, colonoscopies are not without risk.   Eye-opening investigations tell us that the risk of infection due to contaminated instruments is at least a hundred times more than previously calculated. Learn how to protect yourself.

Are you feeling mentally or physically overwhelmed? You may be in need of an EMF detox. Just as you detox your body from unhealthy foods, toxins, or parasites, your body needs to detox from technology. EMF Radiation is everywhere in our digital society, and it can be hazardous to your health and energetic wellness.

Fake food is more common than you realize, and it could be harmful to your health. Energy Matters, LLC. has compiled a list of the 15 most common counterfeit foods. From olive oil to fish or vinegar, you may be surprised to find it includes several foods which are considered wholesome and nutritious—when they are real.

Bagged salads have become a popular option for health-conscious consumers.  They're an easy option for people on-the-go who otherwise might not get a lot of vegetables in their diet.  And salad is a healthy option, right?  Sometimes.  But these bagged salads are still a packaged product, containing processed dressings and toppings, and certainly the plastic packaging itself raises some flags.

Could your social circle impact your microbiome? Can simple social interactions affect your risk of certain diseases or even how much you weigh? Blog 3 in my Lose 10 lbs. With a Better Gut Microbiome Series explores what we know about microbial transmissibility.

Some gut bacteria are considered obesogenic because they extract more calories from the food you consume compared to other strains of bacteria.  By establishing the right balance of gut bacteria, you might easily lose 10 lbs.