Inflation, tariffs, the stock market, politics etc. It's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed out these days. Here's an idea - ignore the negativity and indulge in some of life's simpler pleasures. Take some time to relax and enjoy a sunset view somewhere. Bring along your favorite soda, sparkling water or whatever beverage you prefer. Add a twist of lime or rose water to an ordinary … [Read more...] about Great Wine Finds – Viña Los Vascos from Chile
FDA Responds to Concerns Over Unapproved Weight Loss Drugs
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a response following multiple adverse events linked to unapproved weight loss drugs. Dosing errors related to unapproved drugs have resulted in several hospitalizations, including a few fatalities. Drugs lacking FDA approval have not been reviewed by the agency for safety, effectiveness, or quality—unlike FDA-approved medications … [Read more...] about FDA Responds to Concerns Over Unapproved Weight Loss Drugs
US Citizens Travel to Mexico – for Ozempic
Despite proposed international tariffs and political turmoil, robust demand for Ozempic along with international medical tourism continues to thrive. In fact, it's nothing new. It's been happening for years and shows no signs of slowing. Access to healthcare and pharmaceuticals has become prohibitively expensive. As a result, people will travel thousands of miles for discounted drugs … [Read more...] about US Citizens Travel to Mexico – for Ozempic
Cuba’s Legendary Rum Producers Grapple with Latest Sugar Shortage – Update
As inflation continues to spread globally, Latin America grapples with rising costs and supply chain challenges. In certain countries like Cuba, the situation has become critical with 12% of the population failing to meet their daily caloric requirements.1 Food shortages and power outages have become increasingly frequent in a country already facing a series of political and economic … [Read more...] about Cuba’s Legendary Rum Producers Grapple with Latest Sugar Shortage – Update
Unable to Afford Boats, Cubans Build Corchos
Scattered beyond the seawall of Cuba's historic Malecón, small groups of inventive fishermen rely on corcho rafts -- ingenious vessels self-crafted from a combination of polyfoam, aluminum rods and wood propelled by oars and small engines. Derived from the Spanish word "corchos," meaning "cork," these DIY rafts exemplify human creativity and resourcefulness. In a country where the … [Read more...] about Unable to Afford Boats, Cubans Build Corchos