Author: David Reda

By David Reda — An immigrant from India, Mehek Khera was sickened, burned out and stressed working at Walmart. She quit, took a nutrition class to restore her health and launched a India-health based snack company that has made her $1M in 2025. Walmart “was fast-paced, high-pressure and fulfilling in many ways — but over time, the long hours, lack of real food and stress began to take a toll on my body and mind,” Khera says. “I left my job and turned to nutrition school — and through that, rediscovered the healing power of the foods I grew up…

By David Reda — “Pretti Susu” thought a Brazilian Butt Lift would bring success and happiness. “Satan was taking me for a ride,” she says. “I tried my way, and my way was trash. If you don’t have God in your life, you will be in the wilderness, and you’re going to be in the wilderness for a very long time until you get it together.” Today, Susu (her real name is not displayed), a Houston resident, is back with God for good after reading the entire Bible. A Nigerian growing up in Maryland, Susu was raised in church, but…

By David Reda – In October 2020, 2,100 Japanese committed suicide during in that one month alone – more than people who died of COVID in Japan during the whole year. “Many people are taking their own precious lives. We have to take this reality seriously,” said Katsunobu Kato, then Japan’s chief cabinet secretary. “Each of us must work to create a society without suicide. Not only journalists but communities and relatives should watch carefully and listen, so that those who are struggling do not become isolated.” The staggering statistics reveal a broken Japanese society. Japan, which has been resistant…