I've been quietly working behind the scenes on something special... The inaugural issue of Simcha Pet Physiology Digest is coming together beautifully, and will launch soon. I wanted to give you a sneak peek at two pages from the Founder's Edition. Meet Bella. Our first-ever Pet of the Month! Because let's face it, pet parents love bragging about their fur babies, and honestly, we love hearing their stories. ❤️ 🐾 And... For those that do not know, my surviving son is a detective. I come from a military/law enforcement family. So this was a must! "Heroes on Both Ends of the Leash" This issue features our first ever Hero of the Month, a tribute to K9 Knight, a Chesterfield County, VA Police Department K9 who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. He is the most recent K9 in the U.S. to be killed in the line of duty. I have to admit... Creating K9 Knight's tribute brought tears to my eyes. His story is a reminder that some heroes wear a badge and some wear a collar. This magazine is becoming so much more than I imagined. It will be education. It will be science. It will be community. It will celebrate the pets who enrich our lives. And it's honoring the animals who serve, protect, comfort, and inspire us every day. I'd love your feedback: Would you read a magazine like this? Would you submit your pet for a future issue? Do you know a police K9, military working dog, service dog, therapy dog, or search-and-rescue dog whose story deserves to be told? Would you be interested in advertising, becoming a Featured Partner, or sharing your pet-related business, community, or mission? This magazine will be distributed globally on and off Skool. Thoughts? Questions?

I have been hacked. Flattered. The dumbass doesn't know their name and city is showing. Let me know if they message you.

Have you ever gone online to look up one simple symptom? Five minutes later you've somehow diagnosed yourself with: A vitamin deficiency. A rare tropical disease. Three autoimmune conditions. And a mysterious illness discovered in 1847 all because your eyelid twitched once. Here's today's reminder: Your body does weird things sometimes. A twitch isn't always a deficiency. A headache isn't always a brain tumor. Feeling tired doesn't automatically mean something is broken. Our bodies are constantly adapting, compensating, healing, and responding to the world around us. Sometimes the biggest health challenge isn't the symptom. It's the panic that follows the symptom. You: "I have a headache." Internet: "You have 17 minutes to live." Reality: You drank two sips of water today. Had three coffees. Slept four hours. Stared at a screen for ten hours. Your body: "Can we maybe start there?" Today's Takeaway: Health isn't about fearing every sensation. It's about understanding your body, learning how it works, and making informed decisions instead of reacting to every scary headline or internet search result. Knowledge reduces fear. Understanding creates empowerment. And sometimes... You just need a glass of water and a nap. 😂 Join us and gain that knowledge, understanding, and empowerment. And even have a little fun! Reminder: The class on longevity drops in the classroom today. You will be shocked to learn what I know. For those who are new here: This isn't a hobby to me. I hold a Doctorate in Functional medicine, Nutritional medicine, and Holistic medicine. Yes, that's 3 Ph.D.'s. I attended school for all of this. And I hold multiple undergraduate degrees. I've studied the majority of my life. I have decades of experience in traditional medicine, but there's a better way! Simcha Healthcare LLC is a real business! The future of medicine is not just in managing symptoms with pills. It's in fixing the root cause!

My boy Caldera looking good. His next race: Caldera has been entered at Churchill Downs for next Wednesday, June 10. He’s the #1 post (of 10) in Race 8. Post time is 4:22 p.m. ET

Something important is shifting here, in a good way. Over the past months, this community has grown fast, and the depth of the physiology teaching has grown with it. What started as quick daily drops has evolved into full classes, case‑based breakdowns, and real-time support that takes time, energy, and expertise to deliver well. To keep the quality high, and to make sure I can continue showing up with clarity, consistency, and actual science instead of burnout, the community is moving to a freemium structure. The free space stays open for curiosity, connection, and foundational learning. The paid tiers unlock the full classes, deeper physiology, practical interventions, and the kind of support that simply can’t live in an open feed anymore. This shift isn’t about restriction. It’s about organization, sustainability, and honoring the value of my work. It lets me keep teaching at the level you’ve come to expect, and it gives you a clearer path to grow from “interested” to “integrating” to “mastering.” More details are coming this week, but for now: Everything is being structured so it can actually thrive. As I continue to keep my son's, and Simcha's, legacy alive!