2023 Newsletters

Here you will find all of our newsletters archived from 2023. Please note, some links may be out of date since they were published.

January Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on digestive health & self care.

February Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on heart health & supporting Olympic hopefuls.

March Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on pain & inflammation, detoxing, and positive aging.

April Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on men’s health, immunity, and sustainability.

May Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on food allergies, mental health, and  women’s health and beauty.

June Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on prostate health, cannabis, skin health & strength building.

July Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on brain health & natural bug repellants.

August Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on children’s health & nutrition and canning.

September Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on immune health & going back to school.

October Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on healthy aging & pain management.

November Newsletter

This Newsletter features articles on Diabetes, Mental Health, & Men’s Health.

December Newsletter

This Newsletter Features articles on eco-friendly holidays, gift ideas and more.

Healthy Hormones Made Simple

There is an important hormonal network called the ovarian-adrenal-thyroid (OAT) axis, which is crucial for maintaining hormone balance at any age. It influences us physically, mentally, and emotionally, and greatly impacts how we navigate the perimenopause and...

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Products for Restorative Relaxation  

Written by Elizabeth Ferns, Content Marketing Specialist for Harmonic Arts  Are you looking to cultivate grounded energy? These herbal remedies have you covered. Crafted with herbs that nourish the nervous system, support digestion, and improve sleep quality, the...

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Wellness Starts Before the Bedroom 

It’s hard to talk about overall wellness without at least a small, tasteful nod to intimacy. Physical closeness is a key part of healthy relationships, and it’s deeply connected to overall health. Research shows that adults who enjoy satisfying intimacy...

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