After more than 6 months of testing the Ultrahuman Ring Air, I am ready to share my experience. What’s going well, what’s not, and how is it holding up to my original expectations of the Ultrahuman Ring Air? Read the full review here.
Author Archives: Riley Pearce
Beast Health Review: The Blender that Blends In With Your Lifestyle
As a professional woman on the go, having a good personal blender that will last you a long time, and that actually blends your smoothies is so important. This review provides an in-depth look at Beast Health and their line-up of personal blenders.
Timeline Longevity Review: Unlocking the Next Frontier in Longevity Science
Timeline Longevity, a Swiss company with a strong research background, focuses on mitochondrial health as a key to longevity. Their products, including Mitopure™ supplements and Mito-Biotic™ skincare, are backed by extensive clinical studies. The brand aims to offer solutions that promote cellular energy and skin health, countering the aging process effectively.
Superfeet Review: Affordable Insoles for Sports, Work, and Everyday Life
Can a simple over-the-counter shoe insole eliminate corporate fatigue, chronic joint stress, and training plateaus? This comprehensive Superfeet review breaks down the biomechanical science, sustainable manufacturing, and practical lineup of the industry standard in under-foot support.
The Top Summer Sales from the Health and Wellness Brands I Trust
Summer is here and summer always brings a major sale cycle for top brands like GymShark, IM8, and Beast Nutrition. To help clear stock before the holiday season, most brands will put on their best sales, so I wanted to round up some of my favourites so you can save on the best health andContinue reading “The Top Summer Sales from the Health and Wellness Brands I Trust”
Trending Questions: Does IM8 Have Glutathione, and Do You Actually Need It?
Before you add another pill to your morning routine to optimize your cellular health, let’s look at the science behind the trending master antioxidant, whether IM8 formulas contain it, and why your liver might already have things completely under control.
How Sunlight Literally Shrinks Your Fat Cells
A serendipitous piece of research was released in 2018 by a group of scientists from the University of Alberta (go Canadian science!) that discovered that the sun is actually shrinking your fat cells.
That feeling you may have had in the past that you are always able to lean down, or de-puff, in the summer was not just you being super in tune with your body, but it is actually an evolutionary process that our bodies have been relying on for thousands of years.
In this article, I want to share with you how the sun is shrinking your fat cells, how this ties back to your circadian rhythm and evolutionary biology, and finally, recommendations to tap into this process this summer.
How Do You Actually Keep Everything in Balance?
As someone currently navigating the same life pressures you are, I want to distill the noise into something actionable and realistic. I’m writing this today because I’ve recently hit a stretch where my own balance felt… off. I want to be honest about that struggle, because “perfect” isn’t the goal, sustainable is, and there’s always so much to be learned from someone else’s mistakes.
Everything You Need to Know About Arrae’s Juicy New Tone Flavour: Sour Watermelon
Come in close, ladies, you definitely want to hear about this! Arrae Tone, a supplement I have spoken about before and continue to use (and tell everyone about) to this day, has just dropped a new flavour. And she’s juicy!
Today, April 16th, 2026, Arrae is launching its latest flavour of its game-changing creatine supplement, Tone: Sour Watermelon.
The Mind-Body Connection: How Our Self-Perception Actually Powers Our Fitness
We’ve all been there: standing in front of the mirror before a workout, or scrolling through a feed of perfectly curated “fitspo,” feeling like we’re already behind before we’ve even laced up our sneakers. For years, the fitness industry told us that hating our bodies was the motivation we needed to change them.
But science is finally catching up to what many of us have felt intuitively for years: Positive self-perception isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s the literal engine of long-term health.