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Biohacking with JohnXD: What is Quantum Feedback?
We’re fully into summer, and the wellness scene in Las Vegas is heating up. Biohacking Las Vegas continues to grow with a clear mission: connecting this city to the world of wellness and performance optimization. I’m constantly meeting people who introduce me to new modalities and technologies. I love exploring them because I’m always looking for better ways to optimize health and performance. While cold plunges and saunas get plenty of attention, I’m especially drawn to less
John Wetzel
Aug 92 min read


Liquid Zen: More Than Water, a New Perspective on Hydration
In today’s wellness world, conversations about nutrition, sleep, movement, and stress have become commonplace. But one essential piece of health is beginning to receive renewed attention: the quality of the water we drink. For Cory, founder of Liquid Zen, hydration isn’t simply about drinking more water; it’s being intentional with what you’re putting into your body. “I wanted to create the best water we as Americans could purchase,” Cory shared. “Not just another bottled wat
Janelle Ardizzone
Aug 93 min read


What Your Labs Are Not Telling You: Why “Normal” is Not the Same as Well
If you have ever sat in an office, exhausted and desperate for answers, only to be told that everything looks normal, you already know the particular heartbreak of that word: “normal”. Your bloodwork is fine. Your numbers are in range. And yet you do not feel fine. You feel like a stranger in your own body. You are not crazy; you have simply been unheard. Today I want to show you one of the biggest reasons why. Let me say something clearly. Standard labs matter. I respect the

Tiffany Marie
Aug 94 min read


Fighting Bears: Managing Stress is the Missing Link to Better Health
Health’s Silent Threat You can eat the perfect diet, hire the best personal trainer, and take every supplement, but if you can’t manage stress, your health will still suffer. Long before security systems, a rush of cortisol was necessary to handle immediate threats, like fighting off a bear. Since we no longer face those threats, we should be the least stressed generation in history. Yet, many of us spend our days like we are still running from predators. We interact with a v
Glenn J. White
Aug 94 min read


The Ayurvedic Wisdom of Food Compatibility: Viruddha Anna
When Food Must Be Understood in Relationship In our previous article, we explored Prakruti and Vikruti, the Ayurvedic understanding of the nature we arrive with and the condition shaped by life over time. This perspective brings forward a simple but important truth: every body has its own rhythm, tendencies, and way of responding to food, climate, stress, sleep, habit, and season. From here, Ayurvedic medicine brings that same discernment to food. If each person digests, resp
Pravina Narayan
Aug 910 min read


That 70's Sanctuary: Slow Down, Reconnect, and Heal
In the middle of Las Vegas, tucked behind a charming retro-inspired salon, is a place where cows greet visitors, rescued pigs bask in the sunshine, and an emu might wander by to say hello. It isn't a petting zoo or a working farm; it's That 70's Sanctuary, a nonprofit dedicated to giving rescued animals a second chance while offering the community a place to slow down, reconnect, and heal. Founded by longtime hairstylist Tayla Hart, That 70's Sanctuary grew from an unexpected
Stephanie Shehan
Aug 95 min read


Hormonal Hijack: How Sleep Deprivation is Making You Fat
Everyone knows to avoid junk food and exercise regularly, but how many of us give the same priority to our sleep? Approximately 40% of American adults report sleeping less than 7 hours each night, with even more reporting not feeling “well rested.” Far too many of us use caffeine to wake up and sedatives to calm down. However, caffeine does not actually wake us up. Rather, it simply masks fatigue by blocking adenosine receptors. Further, the human body is not designed for con
Glenn J. White
Aug 94 min read


BrainTap: Rewiring Wellness Through the Power of the Brain
Dr. Patrick Porter is Helping People Think Better, Sleep Better, and Perform Better In today's fast-paced world, stress has become a constant companion for many people. From information overload and poor sleep to anxiety and mental fatigue, the modern brain is under relentless pressure. Enter BrainTap, an innovative brain fitness technology designed to help individuals optimize mental performance, improve sleep quality, and reduce stress through the power of neuroscience. At
Stephanie Shehan
Aug 93 min read


Welcome Home: A Nervous System Reset for Mothers
Mothers do it all. But beneath the surface, many women are exhausted. Not because they aren't strong. Because they've been carrying too much for too long. As a mother of four, former doula, and founder of Desert Moon Wellness, I have spent much of my life helping people navigate transformation. I will always be an advocate for mothers showing up for one another during life's biggest transitions. I have experienced firsthand and witnessed countless times the power of women sup
Janelle Ardizzone
Aug 94 min read


Biohacking with John XD
From Monthly Meetups to a Full Wellness Network: Biohacking Las Vegas Turns a New Chapter Welcome to Summer, Happy 4th of July, and Happy 250th Birthday, America! Thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey with me to help transform Las Vegas into a genuinely healthier city. The progress we’ve seen over the past few years has been remarkable, and I’m grateful to have so many of you along for the ride. Many of you already know me and have heard me speak passionatel
John Wetzel
Jul 33 min read


The Food Noise Problem: Why Trying Harder Can Make Midlife Weight Loss Feel Worse
I started my online career back in 2012, with two very important credentials: Foodie and Binge Eater I knew that the one thing I could talk about for the rest of my life was food, so why not start a website and business about it? Deep down inside, I really just wanted to eat Nutella and crusty bread for every meal (and actually did that for a semester in college once). At the same time, in cruel and equal opposition, I wanted to be healthy and thin. These goals were at odds
Cheri Alberts
Jul 35 min read


Rooted First: Why True Wellness Begins Beneath the Surface
You are tired in a way that sleep does not fix. You are inflamed, foggy, and somehow not yourself anymore. You have done everything “right,” and still your body feels like it is working against you. And when you finally ask for help, you are told your labs look normal. I want you to hear something before we go one word further. YOU’RE NOT CRAZY. YOU’VE BEEN UNHEARD. I am Tiffany Marie, a Certified Nutritional Practitioner and Certified Peptide Integration Specialist with near

Tiffany Marie
Jul 34 min read


Summer Reading: Deadly Vision
Deadly Vision by T.D. Severin, M.D. Looking for a page-turner to toss into your travel bag, or set on your poolside reading stack this summer? Deadly Vision by physician and award-winning author T.D. Severin, M.D., delivers a gripping blend of medical suspense, cutting-edge technology, and high-stakes intrigue. Set against the backdrop of groundbreaking virtual reality research and a healthcare system rife with political tension, the novel follows Dr. Taylor Abrahms as he rac

Jennifer Walker
Jul 32 min read


Dr. Michelle Sands: 99 Signs of Perimenopause
Dr. Michelle Sands isn’t just reshaping the conversation around women’s health, she’s rewriting the blueprint entirely. With a background that bridges conventional medicine and functional, hormone-focused care, Dr. Sands has become a sought-after voice for women looking to feel powerful, balanced, and fully at home in their bodies. Her approach goes beyond quick fixes, diving into the root causes of fatigue, hormonal imbalance, and burnout that so many women silently navigate
Stephanie Shehan
May 115 min read


Arianny Celeste: Grace, Strength and the Power of Motherhood
Arianny Celeste may be best known for her longtime role as a UFC ring girl, but these days, her most important titles are rooted in wellness and motherhood. After decades in a high-energy, image-driven industry, she’s embracing a more intentional pace, prioritizing mental well-being, mindful movement, and time at home with her son. I sat down with Arianny to find out how her definition of health has evolved and the simple practices that keep her grounded. STEPHANIE SHEHAN: Te
Stephanie Shehan
May 115 min read


Biohacking with JohnXD: Vanity Beauty
Non-Invasive Body Sculpting with Microcurrent: Real Results from Vanity Beauty My regimen continues to evolve as I learn more and experiment on myself. As a biohacker and longevity coach, I’m always eager to learn from new connections. Every month at my Biohacking Las Vegas meetups, I pick up fresh insights and tools. Back in January, I was introduced to some exciting applications of microcurrent therapy. My friend Hannah from Vanity Beauty explained how it uses very low-leve
John Wetzel
May 112 min read


Fur Your Health: Meet Marie, Your Future Partner-In-Crime
Have you ever stopped to think about how much the people around you shape your day-to-day life? The ways they influence your routines, your habits, even the way you move through the world? Spend enough time around someone, and you’re bound to pick up some things. Maybe their lingo. Some of their habits. Coexist with someone, and you might start eating differently, spending your time differently, and maybe even thinking a little differently. It happens slowly, but it all adds
Andrea Caple
May 113 min read


Mother’s Day and the Village That Made Us
It is often said that it takes a village to raise a child. For some, there is a nurturing and supportive mother in their village. For others, a mother may be absent for many reasons, and a grandmother, family member, or another woman steps in. No matter who rises to the occasion, it is often a woman. When we pause and look back, we begin to see just how many influential women have helped shape who we are today. Mother's Day is often framed as a single story: one woman, one ro
Steven Dee Kish
May 114 min read


12 Surprising Realities of Pregnancy and the First Three Months Postpartum
Pregnancy is often portrayed as a glowing and joyful journey, but the reality is far more complex. During pregnancy and the months immediately following birth, a woman’s body undergoes profound physical, neurological, and emotional transformations. While many women are prepared for the basics—morning sickness, a growing belly, and sleepless nights with a newborn—there are many changes that few people discuss openly. These lesser-known experiences can catch expectant mothers o
Jenn Ty
May 55 min read


My Health Matrix: Providing a Health Operating System for People Who Want to Extend Life
Locally, it’s easier than ever to locate a gym, a spa, an IV drip bar or a hormone clinic. But what’s missing is a complete wellness ecosystem: one place that unites medicine, movement, recovery and lifestyle into a single plan for a longer, higher-quality life. Many of the people I meet are already “doing all the things.” They have a gym membership. They follow a nutrition plan. They see one provider for hormones, another for primary care, and book the occasional recovery t
Dr. Tim Patel
May 54 min read
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