Amazon is full of hidden gems, and some of the weirdest things on there are actually pure genius. These 65 bizarre finds under $20 may look strange, but they’ve got serious functionality that reviewers can’t stop raving about. From clever gadgets to quirky problem-solvers, these affordable picks are proof that sometimes, the most unconventional items are the ones you’ll wonder how you ever lived without. This Adorable Flame-Shaped Lamp That Really Flickers WANIDEA Cute Chibi Flame Lamp Amazon – It’s hard not to fall in love with this cutie flame lamp. The LED lamp is inspired by a vintage kerosene...
What You Should *Really* Be Eating During Perimenopause, According To A Doctor
Daniel de la Hoz/Getty Images The average person who experiences menstruation will spend about 3,000 days menstruating over the course of 40 years. Forty. Years. That’s a sh*t load of maxi pads. But when our bodies begin the transition towards menopause — known as perimenopause — new challenges await. The good news is that getting proper nutrition can lessen the impact. I checked in with a health and hormone expert to find out exactly what nutrition our bodies need during perimenopause. And, aside from massive amounts of protein, the diet we should be following is actually pretty straightforward. Why is...
Babs Costello Of Brunch With Babs Believes Deeply In A Family Legacy
Family legacy is something incredibly important to me — and I don’t mean a legacy of wealth or business or properties. I want to leave behind a family legacy that grows on the traditions and love my family has already built. I want my three daughters to know our family’s core values and pass them on to their kids… to feel a warm, happy glow when they think of me as their mother and what I brought to their lives and our stories. It’s something Barbara Costello of @BrunchWithBabs fame knows a thing or two about. The mother and grandmother...
Only 10 States Have Herd Immunity Vaccination Rates For Measles
TikTok Here’s the good news: overall, the United States boasts pretty high vaccination rates. Even in states that perform lower than average, the overwhelming majority of children are up to date on their scheduled vaccinations that protect them from potentially deadly diseases like mumps, rubella, and polio. But here’s the bad news: in the case of measles, 80% of states are falling short of sufficient protection from sufficient community protection or “herd immunity.” Kate Harmon Sibe, who posts on TikTok as @kateharmonsiberine, explains… “The problem with personal choice as public health policy is that it doesn’t work,” they begin. “For...