Former male supermodel Cameron Alborzian, of Guess Jeans fame, left the world of high fashion in 1998 to become Yogi Cameron and seek the higher path of “Ayuvedic” medicine – one of the oldest medical systems on the planet. In this interview, he discusses tips for pursuing one’s emotional and physical health in the middle years.

Chris Kilham traverses the globe conducting medicinal plant research for large corporations. Known as the FOX News “Medicine Hunter,” he  has also appeared as a guest expert on ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, and Oprah & Friends. In this interview, we explore how to embrace a traveler's mind in everyday life.

Dr. William W. Li is one of the world’s foremost authorities on the relationship between food and cancer. He sits on the board of The Dr. Oz Show.  In this interview he discusses which foods can stave off cancer, especially in women.

John Gray is the author of Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus. Here, the iconic relationship expert discuss's different ways men and women cope with stress.

Joseph M. Mercola  is a controversial alternative physician and the the author of several books including The No-Grain Diet, and The Great Bird Flu Hoax. His website is the single most viewed alternative medicine site across the globe.

Karena Virginia hosts the highly acclaimed yoga video, The Power of Kundalini Yoga, and is the author of Essential Kundalini Yoga. Karena is also the voice on the IOS APP called Relax and Attract with Karena. She is a member of Oprah Winfrey’s Belief Team, and is a pioneer in the metoo movement who has discovered that the meaning of healing humanity starts with speaking truth and choosing love. 

Danielle LaPorte is a is a best-selling author, motivational speaker, entrepreneur, and blogger. She is the author of four non-fiction books dealing with topics from style to entrepreneurship, incorporating aspects of personal development. LaPorte’s website, DanielleLaPorte.com, discusses entrepreneurship, spirituality, and personal growth. Forbes named her blog one of the top 100 websites for women in 2012, calling LaPorte “a contrarian self-help guru."