Krissy Kull

Feeling tired, dehydrated, or just not yourself? IV therapy has become one of the fastest-growing wellness trends, promising to restore energy, hydration, and balance in under an hour. But how much of that promise is backed by science?

Your body’s hidden healers: where stem cells are found and why it matters for regenerative wellness. Stem cells are the body’s repair foundation—tiny yet powerful cells capable of transforming into specialized tissues that help heal and renew. So, where are stem cells found, and why are they so vital to regenerative medicine?

Stem cell therapy uses stem cells to repair or replace damaged cells, offering potential for treating various diseases and injuries. Key things to know include the different types of stem cells (embryonic, adult, and induced pluripotent), the variety of conditions it can treat (like blood disorders, orthopedic issues, and neurological conditions), the risks involved (such as tumor formation), and the fact that while some results can be seen quickly, the full benefits may take time to develop.

Most of us expect hangovers to hit the morning after drinking, not two days later. But what if your symptoms show up long after the party’s over — or you’re feeling hungover but didn’t drink at all? That’s what’s known as a delayed hangover — and it can leave you wondering what went wrong.

For many men, questions like “What age to start TRT?” come up when the first signs of fatigue, weight gain, or low libido start creeping in. The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Testosterone levels decline naturally with age, but the right time to start therapy depends on your symptoms, lab results, and overall health—not just the number on your birthday cake.

Hormones regulate everything — your metabolism, mood, sleep, libido, and even how you handle stress. When these chemical messengers decline or fluctuate, your body sends distress signals that something is off.