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10/29/2026

A JAMA study of 42 years of crash data found pedestrian fatalities spike 43% on Halloween night. The headline stat is about trick-or-treaters — but NHTSA data shows 54% of alcohol-related Halloween crash deaths are people 21-34, not children. 🚸

Bar crawls, costume parties, walking between venues in the dark — the same night, different risk profile.

If you're out tonight: stick to well-lit streets, use a buddy system walking between spots, and if you're drinking, Uber isn't optional, it's the whole plan.

Also, genuinely — walking a Halloween party circuit is real movement. Just make it safe movement. 🎃

10/28/2026

One week away. Join health leaders live on November 4, 2026, for guidance that adds to what you’re already doing. Link in bio to register now.

10/28/2026

51% of people delay sleep on purpose just to reclaim personal time — staying up past midnight even fully aware they're exhausted. It's less a discipline problem, more a rebellion against never having enough hours that are actually yours. 📱 Here's what that scroll session is actually costing you: during deep sleep, the space between your brain cells expands by 60%, flushing out the day's cellular waste. Scientists only confirmed this system exists in living humans in October 2024 — and skipping sleep means your brain just doesn't take out the trash. 🧠 The catch is it compounds. What you skip tonight shows up as brain fog down the road, not just tiredness tomorrow. Clocks fall back Nov 1 — a free hour, no negotiation required. Let your brain actually run its cycle for once. 😴

📍 Full breakdown of how this actually works. Article in bio.

10/27/2026

Millennials spend over 3.5 hours a day on their phone — more than any other generation, including Gen X and boomers. That adds up to a forward-head posture your spine wasn't built to hold for that many cumulative hours. 📱 The nickname doctors are actually using now: "text neck." It's why people in their late 20s are showing spinal wear that used to show up decades later — not from injury, just from thousands of hours of the same head-down position. The good news: this one is almost entirely reversible if you catch it early, which is exactly what most 60-year-olds with the same issue wish someone had told them at 25.

📍 Get your posture checked before it becomes permanent, not after. Link in bio.

10/26/2026

In 2008, Jordan Rubin was given months to live after a cancer diagnosis. Today, he calls himself a cancer conqueror. Hear him live, November 4. Link in bio.

10/26/2026

There's a specific week every fall when it happens — the first genuinely cold afternoon, the kind where a hoodie isn't quite enough and you start thinking about what's simmering on the stove instead of what's in the fridge. That week just started. 🍂 Chili earns its reputation honestly: it's one of the only meals that tastes better on day two than day one, which means Sunday's pot is also Monday's lunch and Tuesday's leftovers, no extra effort required. This version leans on black beans for protein and fiber instead of relying on meat alone, tomatoes and spices doing the heavy lifting on flavor, simmered low and slow until the whole house smells like it. Perfect for your next football Sunday!

🌶️ Link in bio for black bean chili recipe.

10/24/2026

A published GC-MS analysis of candy wrappers found phthalates and other plastic-derived compounds migrating into the food inside — and separate research shows fat-rich foods like chocolate (about 40% fat) absorb significantly more of those compounds than low-fat candy does. Chocolate is one of the worst matches for plastic wrap, chemically speaking. 🍫

The fattier the candy, the more it pulls from its own packaging over time — which matters most for candy that sits in a bowl or a bag for weeks before it's eaten.

Foil-wrapped chocolate (not plastic-film) and paper-wrapped options are the lower-migration choice when you're picking what to buy or hand out this season. 🎃

10/23/2026

Dr. Greg Loman has spent 30+ years caring for the whole person, not just a diagnosis. Hear him live, November 4. Link in bio.

10/23/2026

As a kid, Dr. Donald Unger was told cracking his knuckles would give him arthritis. So he spent the next 50 years cracking the knuckles on his left hand daily, leaving his right hand alone as the control — then published the results in a major rheumatology journal. 😂

Zero difference between the hands. No arthritis in either one. A separate study of 215 people backed it up, finding no link between knuckle cracking and arthritis risk.

What that sound actually is: a gas bubble forming and popping in your joint fluid when pressure drops suddenly. Not damage, not warning — just physics.

What actually does raise arthritis risk: previous joint injury, excess weight, and prolonged inactivity. Keep moving daily — that's the variable that matters. 🦴

10/22/2026

Clinical trials on bright light therapy have found effects comparable to some antidepressant medications for seasonal mood changes — not a wellness trend, an actual studied intervention with real data behind it. 💡

The protocol from the research: 10,000 lux of light exposure, 30 minutes, first thing in the morning. Most people are getting a fraction of that from indoor lighting alone, especially as mornings get darker.

A 10,000 lux light box runs anywhere from about $35 to $150 depending on the brand, and morning use is when the research shows it actually works — not evening.

If low mood becomes a pattern this season, not just a day here and there, that's worth bringing to an actual professional, not just a lamp. 🍂

Source: Meta-analysis, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2019

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8102 Blanding Boulevard, Ste 11
Jacksonville, FL
32244

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