The newsletter offers wellness practitioners advice on screen fatigue, the supposed unnamed energy field in treatment rooms, and sources of electromagnetic fields in clinics. Its recommendations repeatedly promote a branded device, the Vortex Energy Stabilizer, with claims that the excerpts do not support with evidence.
Website: https://blog.unseenfields.com/
A personal travel and life diary written by a wanderer moving between the American West, Germany, Istanbul and Bali. Issues mix travel observations, reflections on personal change, and wellness practices such as movement and meditation.
Factual Wellness is a newsletter that checks wellness books and claims against their cited sources, grading how faithfully authors translate the science they reference. Its reviews report specific citation counts, pages read and fidelity scores, so readers can judge health claims for themselves.
A radical feminist newsletter that mixes personal essays on emotional wellbeing and spirituality with first-hand reports from gender-critical events, including the disrupted TORCH2026 conference and a Green Party session. It presents a strongly partisan view on women's rights, free speech and the conflict with trans-rights activists.
A sober yoga and Reiki teacher writes weekly reflections on recovery, rest, and accessible yoga for stressed or inflexible people, alongside free yoga nidra practices. Readers get practical framing for starting yoga and a personal, candid take on overwork and sobriety.
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