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The Crude Oil in Your Mattress and What’s Actually Off-Gassing While You Sleep (opens the original)
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People read every ingredient on a food label. We check skincare products for parabens and phthalates. Almost nobody stops to ask what’s actually inside the mattress underneath them, the place where they’ll spend roughly a third of their life. On a recent episode of the Live + Well podcast, host Melissa Magsaysay sat down with Arin Schultz, chief growth officer at Naturepedic, an organic mattress manufacturer who has spent more than a decade in the industry. “The amount of chemicals that go into
Architects at Kelly Architects Say Open-Concept Minimalism Was Built for a Moment, Not to Last (opens the original)
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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. For the better part of two decades, the formula for luxury real estate was almost interchangeable from listing to listing. White walls, white kitchens, one enormous room where the kitchen bled into the dining area, which bled into the living room, which bled, eventually, into a wall of glass. According to George, the architect behind Gravitas Club and a partner at Kelly Architects, it was built for a moment, no
Can Homeopathy Find a Bigger Role in Modern Healthcare? Boiron Thinks So. (opens the original)
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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. For decades, the wellness industry and conventional medicine mostly stayed in their own lanes. Wellness meant prevention, nutrition, fitness, lifestyle. Medicine meant diagnosing and treating disease. However, that divide is shrinking. Consumers increasingly push for personalized medicine and biomarker testing, healthcare companies are expanding beyond traditional treatments, and wellness brands are angling for
Luxury Game Tables Are Having a Moment. Here's Why. (opens the original)
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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. There’s a pool table in a Milan boutique right now that costs more than most people’s sofas, is upholstered in Loro Piana fabric, and represents the kind of object that, a decade ago, would have been laughed out of a showroom floor. Today it is the showroom floor. The table belongs to a new collection from Rubinacci, the Neapolitan tailoring house, and 11 Ravens, the Los Angeles–based design studio known for tu
Femtech Founders Confront Tech Giants' Sexist Ad Censorship: "We Have to Use the Peach Emoji" (opens the original)
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This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Erectile dysfunction has had a thirty-year head start. It’s been advertised on national television during football games, covered by insurance as standard care, and normalized to the point that “ED” barely reads as a euphemism anymore. Vaginal dryness, post-sex irritation and the dozen other things that come with perimenopause get a different treatment. Flagged ad accounts, banned keywords and, for a while, an
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