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Education workforce development leader and bestselling author Dr. Flippen releases Lead with Trust: A Playbook from Eight Leaders Who Transformed Their Schools. DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, October 27, 2026 / EINPresswire.com / -- Education workforce development leader and #1 Amazon bestselling author Dr. Matthew Flippen has released his latest book, Lead with Trust : A Playbook from Eight Leaders Who Transformed Their
Oct 27 · 12:00·EIN Presswire
Education
Majority Leader Ruiz Pushes for safe, affordable, and flexible school transportation options for New Jersey's most vulnerable children TRENTON, N.J., Oct. 27, 2026 -- School transportation options in New Jersey are limited compared to an overwhelming majority of states,...
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Los Angeles, CA Tuesday Oct 27, 2026 @ 5:00 AM Pacific —
Jennifer Woodward introduces The Peptide Promise: How Smart Molecules Are Changing Everything We Know About Weight, Energy, and Aging, a new book intended to help women understand the science, questions and uncertainties surrounding peptides before deciding whether they belong in their health journey.
Written for women who are curious about peptides, already using them or weighing the investment, the book explores GLP-1s, metabolism, hormones, inflammation, recovery, brain health and aging. Woodward aims to simplify complex information, helping readers discern between research-backed applications and experimental approaches.
“I wrote The Peptide Promise because I was tired of watching women spend hundreds, sometimes thousands, of dollars on peptides without really understanding what they were putting into their bodies,” said Woodward. “There is so much excitement around peptides right now, and for good reason, but there’s also a LOT of misinformation, questionable protocols, and big promises that aren’t always backed by research.”
The book begins with a deeply personal experience. At forty-one, Woodward found herself confronting changes in her own body despite carefully managing her nutrition, exercise and daily health habits. In the opening passage, she describes looking in the mirror and recognizing the same confusion and frustration she had seen in women seeking her help.
That experience provides the starting point for a broader conversation about what women want to understand before trying another intervention: what the evidence actually shows, what remains uncertain and whether an approach fits their individual needs.
Central to the book is Woodward’s “Power Four”: protein, minerals, circadian rhythm and movement. She presents these as the foundation of her approach, whether a reader ultimately chooses to explore peptides or not.
“I also teach my Power Four because I firmly believe that protein, minerals, circadian rhythm, and movement are the foundation of feeling good, whether you decide to use peptides or not,” Woodward said.
The Peptide Promise provides midlife readers with an accessible foundation for informed discussions with healthcare professionals about body composition, muscle preservation, and energy. Its focus is education, with attention to both the interest surrounding peptides and the limits of available evidence.
“This book is for the woman who’s curious about peptides, already using them, or wondering whether they’re worth the investment,” Woodward said. “I want you to understand what’s supported by research, what’s still experimental, and how to make informed decisions about your health without getting swept up in the latest wellness trend.”
The Peptide Promise is available for pre-order and on Kindle now - releasing in paperback on November 10th, 2026. For book information and purchasing options, visit https://a.co/d/0gIiBkZB
About Jennifer Woodward
Jennifer Woodward is the author of The Peptide Promise. Her work focuses on helping women understand midlife health, with an emphasis on nutrition, foundational habits and informed decisions about peptides. Learn more at www.JenniferWoodwardNutrition.com.
Oct 27 · 12:00·Newsworthy.ai
Education · Sports
Red Bull Bridge Bars: South African obstacle course racing world champion completes world-first crossing of more than 280 metres, 216 metres above the river, in 47 minutes and 37 seconds. GQEBERHA, South Africa, Oct. 26, 2026 -- Red Bull athlete Thomas van Tonder (South...
Oct 27 · 11:12·PR Newswire
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Jen Hamilton personally selected three scholarship recipients from more than 500 student essays focused on compassion and the human side of nursing PHOENIX, Oct. 27, 2026 -- Arizona College of Nursing (AZCN) announced today the recipients of its 2026 Jen Hamilton...
Oct 27 · 11:12·PR Newswire
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Students in the 2026 spring pilot more than doubled their clarity about their strengths and interests and reported a 15-point rise in intent to stay in college, as the for-credit course scales to 10 universities AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 27, 2026 -- Podium Education today announced...
Oct 27 · 11:00·PR Newswire
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Awards recognize schools serving at least 80% of students universal free school breakfast primarily through Breakfast in the Classroom model BOSTON, Oct. 27, 2026 -- The Eos Foundation today announced that 145 schools across Massachusetts will receive 2026 Healthy Start...
Oct 27 · 11:00·PR Newswire
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Viasat Inc., a global leader in satellite communications, announced the six finalists competing in the grand finals of the second annual Viasat: Space for Good India Challenge 2026. Organized in strategic partnership with the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre ( IN-SPACe ), the flagship STEM competition brings together exceptional university talent from across India. From AI-powered orbital debris avoidance and satellite-enabled disaster warning networks to crop he...
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Oct 27 · 10:37·WebWire
Education
SHANGHAI, Oct. 27, 2026 -- Antai College of Economics and Management (ACEM) at Shanghai Jiao Tong University hosted the 11th International Business School Shanghai Conference (IBSSC) at the Xuhui campus from October 21 to 23, drawing over 200 deans, scholars and industry...
Oct 27 · 10:01·PR Newswire
AI · Education
New report finds cyber incidents are increasingly disrupting school operations, underscoring the need for leadership engagement, preparedness, and resilience. The schools and districts that will be best positioned for the future are those that invest in the kind of cyber resilience that ensures a cyber incident doesn't expand to a community-wide crisis.” — Randy Rose, VP of Security Operations and Intelligence, CIS C
Oct 27 · 10:00·EIN Presswire
Education · Investing & markets
Annual conference brings together a record-setting crowd for three days of education, collaboration, philanthropy and industry insights DALLAS, Oct. 27, 2026 -- Prospera Financial Services, Inc. ("Prospera"), a boutique wealth management firm supporting a nationwide network...
Oct 27 · 10:00·PR Newswire
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Springville, UT Tuesday Oct 27, 2026 @ 6:00 AM Eastern —
As temperatures begin to drop across much of the United States, Americans are transitioning from summer activities to cooler-weather routines, bringing renewed attention to warm beverages, indoor activities, and everyday wellness habits.
ORGANA International, a Utah-based natural wellness company founded in 1997, is highlighting how seasonal changes offer an opportunity to revisit familiar wellness traditions, including herbal teas, plant-derived ingredients, and simple daily practices that can be maintained throughout the colder months.
"Every season brings changes to our daily routines, and cooler weather is no exception," said Larry Mills, CEO of ORGANA International. "As people spend more time indoors and prepare for winter, it's a good opportunity to think about the everyday habits and natural ingredients that are part of their wellness routines."
The Return of Cold-Weather Wellness Traditions
As fall transitions toward winter, many familiar seasonal traditions return. Warm beverages become more appealing, outdoor activities shift, and people often look for ways to maintain comfortable, consistent routines despite changing temperatures and shorter daylight hours.
Herbal teas have long been part of seasonal traditions in cultures around the world, valued for their variety of botanical ingredients and their place in everyday routines.
ORGANA's portfolio includes Essiac Tea, an herbal formulation that reflects the company's longstanding interest in traditional botanical ingredients and natural wellness products.
"There's something about cooler weather that brings people back to familiar traditions, whether that's enjoying a warm cup of herbal tea or simply taking more time for themselves," Mills said. "We believe these everyday practices have an important place in a balanced approach to wellness."
Natural Ingredients for Changing Seasons
ORGANA's approach to wellness extends beyond any single product or season.
The company's portfolio includes Fulvic Acid Trace Mineral Drink, Liquid Oxygen, Essiac Tea, magnesium creams, and its recently introduced Mineral Shots, offering a range of natural wellness products for different consumer preferences.
As consumers evaluate their routines during the transition to colder weather, ORGANA encourages a thoughtful approach to ingredient selection, product quality, and consistency.
Rather than viewing wellness as something that requires a complete seasonal overhaul, the company emphasizes the value of maintaining familiar habits while making practical adjustments to changing schedules and environments.
"Wellness doesn't have to become more complicated when the seasons change," Mills said. "We believe in understanding the ingredients you choose, maintaining good daily habits, and finding routines that fit naturally into your lifestyle."
Building Consistency Through the Winter Months
Shorter days and colder temperatures can change how people approach exercise, meals, relaxation, and other everyday activities.
Maintaining regular physical activity, eating a balanced diet, getting adequate sleep, and making time for relaxation remain important throughout the year.
For ORGANA, the arrival of colder weather reinforces a broader philosophy that has guided the company for nearly three decades: wellness is built through everyday choices rather than seasonal trends or short-term solutions.
"One of the things we've learned over the years is that people appreciate simplicity," Mills said. "Whether it's a familiar herbal tea, a favorite wellness product, or a daily routine, consistency is something people can carry with them from one season to the next."
Continuing to Bring Natural Wellness to U.S. Consumers
Founded in 1997, ORGANA International has developed a portfolio of natural wellness products that includes plant-derived minerals, herbal formulations, and topical products.
The company continues expanding its presence in the U.S. marketplace, building on its availability through Amazon and OneLavi and its recent participation in the ECRM Vitamin, Weight Management & Sports Nutrition Session in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida.
As the colder months approach, ORGANA remains focused on product education, ingredient transparency, and helping consumers better understand the natural wellness products they choose.
About ORGANA International
Founded in 1997, ORGANA International is a wellness company committed to delivering natural, bioavailable products that help people live healthier lives. From trace minerals and liquid oxygen to magnesium creams and detoxification teas, ORGANA’s product line is designed to restore vital elements often missing in modern lifestyles. Headquartered in Springville, Utah, ORGANA is a customer-first company with a 5-star BBB rating and nearly three decades of dedication to natural wellness.
FDA Disclaimer
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Oct 27 · 10:00·Newsworthy.ai