By Christian Drapeau, MSc APR 2026 For most people, the idea of harnessing the regenerative power of stem cells begins and ends with injections. After receiving a stem cell injection, it feels as though these stem cells must be the most significant cells of your life—you paid a lot for them, so they’d better be. But injections are just the beginning of a broader discussion: the presence and purpose of stem cells in your body, to begin with. Stem cell research has uncove

By Dr. Andrés Fernández APR 2026 Hi, I'm Dr. Andrés Fernández, oral and maxillofacial surgeon and biological dentist at Trybe Health. I want to talk to you about something you probably never thought about. But after you read this, I hope it helps prevent bigger health problems down the road. Because what goes in your mouth affects way more than just your mouth. Dental implants. Look, I know it's not the sexiest topic. Nobody wakes up thinking about dental implants. Bu

Is This the Decade We Fix Aging? By Peter Diamandis APR 2026 When I was in medical school in the late 1980s, I watched a documentary about long-lived sea life and learned that bowhead whales from the Arctic can live for 200 years, while Greenland sharks can reach 400 to 500 years. I remember thinking: if they can live that long, why can't we? My answer? It's either a hardware or a software problem, and we're eventually going to be able to fix it. I believe this is the

By Professor Shahram M. Ghanaati, MD, DDS, PhD APR 2026 When we lose a tooth, we assume the body knows how to heal itself. The gum closes, the pain fades, and X-rays often suggest the bone has regenerated completely. But what if this perception of “healing” is only skin deep? Recent research from our clinical studies at Goethe University Frankfurt challenges one of dentistry’s oldest assumptions: that the extraction socket, the void left behind after a tooth is removed

Why modern life is making us sick. By Dr. Eric Berg APR 2026 One of the most important concepts in health, and one that is almost completely ignored by conventional medicine, is something called ancestral mismatch. This single idea explains why so many people today are dealing with obesity, diabetes, autoimmune disease, depression, anxiety, fatigue, hormonal problems, and chronic inflammation, even when they’re “doing everything right.” To understand ancestral mismatch

Plastics, PFAS, fragrances, pesticides, and metals quietly drain cellular energy. By Dr. Vivian Chen APR 2026 Ever wake up feeling like you barely slept? Forget why you walked into a room, or struggle to shake off stubborn weight even though nothing’s changed? You’re not imagining it—something in your biology has shifted. At the center of cellular energy is the small but mighty mitochondria—tiny powerhouses inside nearly every cell that turn food into usable energy (A