Notables: July/August 2014
By Heidi WachterNews, notes, and our top takeaways from the latest issue of Experience Life.
News, notes, and our top takeaways from the latest issue of Experience Life.
The tick-borne illness, one of the fastest growing diseases in the United States, can be disabling if left untreated.
Air pollution is now considered the world’s largest environmental health risk, taking the blame for an estimated seven million premature deaths in 2012, the World Health Organization said.
How to limit your exposure to toxins in your home and better balance the basic elements of air, fire, water, and earth.
Adaptogenic herbs like ginseng are great for battling stress and boosting your overall immunity, strength, and resilience.
Ultrarunner Kilian Jornet talks about his love for racing in the mountains — and the commitment it takes to overcome your limitations and fears.
Writer Jon Spayde takes a break from his noisy world and spends a few days in quiet contemplation.
Food writer Dara Moskowitz Grumdahl on how to enjoy your seafood and help save our oceans.
Endurance hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis on how long-distance treks can clear your mind and improve relationships.
Bacteria are waging a battle against antibiotics, which are overused and too often ineffective. But we can still win the war.
This surfing-related fitness trend is as close as most of us will ever get to walking on water.
As demand for natural gas in the United States increases, so does the incidence of hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking.” But is it safe?
The host of the popular Discovery Channel show discusses his love of nature — and how we can all benefit from connecting to the earth.
The Survivorman talks about rediscovering his connection to the earth — and how we can all get more nature in our lives.
When big vacations seem too few and far between, shorter trips can remind you what away-time is all about.