Your Peptides Cleared TSA. That Doesn’t Mean They Can Clear Customs.

By Jeff Colhoun, September 5, 2026

The wellness industry has developed a growing fascination with small vials and big promises. Peptides are promoted online for weight loss, muscle growth, injury recovery and anti-aging, while regulators in several countries report increasing imports, sales or use of unapproved products. For any...

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Chile in April: Your Guide to Atacama, Patagonia & the Lake District

By Mariana Torres, April 30, 2026

I'm standing outside Hostal Puritama at 5:30am, the kind of cold that makes your breath fog even in the desert, watching a beat-up minibus rattle up to collect eight of us for the El Tatio geysers. It's mid-April in San Pedro de Atacama, and the temperature has dropped to maybe 6°C overnight, but by...

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"Capturing the Soul of Celebration: New Year's in Rio

By Breno Aragon, February 4, 2024

Each year, as the Californian winter begins to bite, my thoughts inevitably turn to the warmth of my birthplace, Rio de Janeiro. There was a magnetic pull to this city of sun, sand, and soul, especially during New Year's celebrations. As a photographer, Rio has always felt like it had a cultural kal...

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Jaw-Dropping Images From a Desolate Mountain Trek in Peru

By Jeff Colhoun, May 3, 2023

A trek up the magnificent mountains of Peru is a life-changing experience. I set out to trek a lesser-known route to Machu Picchu as well as its remote surrounding regions. Due to its intense difficulty, the 35-mile expedition along the Ancascocha route is not well-known — meaning you may find yours...

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