Cal Orey

1 month ago | prlog.org | Cal Orey

LOS ANGELES - March 4, 2025 - -- "Creative and celebrated author Cal Orey has compiled a work of poetry, vision, and transcendental life philosophy, encompassing captivating photographs of Gatsby, her orange tabby cat with whom changed her life in, Time-Traveling Tabby: A Journey Through Whiskers and Time."~ Pacific Book ReviewAcclaimed author Cal Orey is back with the highly anticipated second installment in the Time-Traveling Tabby series.

2 months ago | tahoedailytribune.com | Cal Orey

After a shocking cardiac event in 2023 revealed clogged arteries, my doctors pointed to genetics—thanks, Mom and Dad. Following a successful non-invasive angioplasty and percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI), I ditched the old ways—butter, ice cream, cheese, and exercising sometimes—and embraced natural methods for arterial health. Now, I’m living by these hardcore tips, and it feels like a game-changer—and sort of nun-like. News Flash: I’m hardly alone.

2 months ago | tahoedailytribune.com | Cal Orey

Years ago, I wrote a mini book called “Chill Out!”; it included savvy tips straight from doctors. The little gem included ways to chillax for the body, mind, and spirit. Still, I’m only human and not immune to feeling high anxiety. A few weeks ago, I was facing a dental appointment, preparing my taxes, working on three novels, and watching the news chock-full of roller coaster politics. One visit to my GP later, he wrote Rx: Stay clear from news 5-7 days.

Jan 13, 2025 | tahoedailytribune.com | Cal Orey

Health benefits of drinking superfood water is a big deal for your overall health, but it’s often overlooked during winter months, especially in cold climate like Tahoe. Have you noticed cooler temps can dull your thirst response? So why? Why in the world is water so important, anyhow? Since our body is made up of water, it makes sense. We need water to replenish our cells; it keeps you hydrated, energized, regular, and much more. Pure water is good.

Dec 28, 2024 | tahoedailytribune.com | Cal Orey

As winter tiptoes into Tahoe, I found myself staring in disbelief at my whopping grocery bill. The numbers seemed to leap off the receipt, each digit a reminder of how much prices have skyrocketed. As a “Granola Girl” who cherishes fresh food and prioritizes healthy eating, the tab was a sobering awakening. I couldn’t help but feel nostalgia about those sun-soaked summer days when my kitchen counters and fridge overflowed with vibrant produce–crisp greens, juicy tomatoes, and fresh herbs.