Could something be quietly affecting your health without you even realizing it? In this thought-provoking TEDx talk, Teresa Reile explores the possibility that a hidden factor, often overlooked or misunderstood, may be undermining our well-being.Through personal reflection, she raises powerful questions: Are we paying attention to the warning signs? Could this be happening to you or someone you love? And what can we do before it’s too late? This talk is meant to encourage awareness, not alarm, inviting you to listen more closely to your body and always consult a professional and take steps toward greater resilience and health. Teresa Reile Oxygen Evangelist, also known as the "O₂ Oracle," is an entrepreneur & wellness disruptor. As the CEO and founder of Water es Vida Technologies, she leads the manufacturing & distribution of Patriox Liquid Oxygen water, a groundbreaking product developed in Hungary and powered by Kaqun. This innovative formula combats aging and fatigue at the cellular level thereby boosting the immune system to stellar heights, earning the title “anti-aging in a bottle.” With a storied career spanning over 30 businesse, from biomass to real estate, Teresa has always been ahead of the curve. She’s addressing one of humanity’s biggest health crises: hypoxia - lack of oxygen in the tissue. She is on a mission to reveal its role as the hidden cause of countless health issues.As a sought-after speaker and thought leader, Teresa is committed to empowering people with the knowledge and tools to harness oxygen’s transformative power for a longer, healthier, more energetic life. www.Patriox.us This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Bài chia sẻ "Mạnh mẽ hơn từ những vết nứt" của Bảo Khánh là một hành trình đầy cảm xúc về sự trưởng thành từ những nỗi đau và vết nứt trong cuộc sống. Khánh chia sẻ về những ngày tháng đau đớn khi gia đình tan vỡ, khi mà thế giới cô từng tin tưởng đột ngột sụp đổ. Những cảm giác cô đơn, tủi thân khi phải sống trong một vỏ bọc "ổn" chỉ là để che giấu nỗi buồn sâu thẳm trong lòng. Nhưng chính trong những khoảnh khắc yếu đuối ấy, cô đã tìm thấy sức mạnh để thay đổi. Bảo Khánh đã học được rằng trong những lúc đau khổ, sự kết nối với người khác là liều thuốc kỳ diệu, là bàn tay nắm lấy khi ta tưởng chừng như sắp gục ngã. Và quan trọng hơn, cô học được cách tin vào bản thân, chấp nhận những "vết nứt" của mình, vì đó chính là những chứng minh cho sức mạnh đã vượt qua thử thách. Cuối cùng, Bảo Khánh khích lệ mọi người hãy tin vào bản thân và sống cuộc đời của chính mình, vì mỗi bước tiến dù nhỏ cũng đưa ta gần hơn đến thành công. Ho Le Bao Khanh, a Grade 11S student at Sky-Line Hill School, takes the TEDxDragon Bridge Youth 2025 stage with both joy and purpose. As a long-time TED enthusiast, standing under the TEDx spotlight has always been one of Bao Khanh’s biggest dreams—and now it’s a dream come true. But more than just a milestone, this moment is also a personal journey. Bao Khanh joins TEDx not only to speak, but to open up—to share about the “cracks” in life and how they’ve been faced and overcome. With honesty and courage, Bao Khanh believes that telling personal stories is a way to connect, heal, and grow. TEDxDragon Bridge Youth is the perfect place for this connection to begin—where brave voices meet open hearts. Through this platform, Bao Khanh hopes to inspire others to embrace vulnerability, stay resilient, and find light even in the broken places. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In a world where digital connections are everywhere but real connection feels scarce, this talk explores the quiet loneliness many young people carry — even when surrounded by others. Through a deeply personal journey of being left out, feeling invisible, and learning to reconnect, the speaker reminds us that true belonging doesn't start with others. It starts with us. With one act of kindness, one moment of presence, one choice to include. Because beyond influence, what we all truly crave — is to be included. Nguyen Thanh Khoi Nguyen, a 6UK student at Sky-Line Global School, is the youngest speaker at TEDxDragon Bridge Youth 2025. Despite his young age, Khoi Nguyen brings a heartfelt message about the power of genuine human connection—not through screens, but from heart to heart. Growing up learning to connect with the world in his own quiet way, he realized that even the smallest acts—a warm hug, a simple “Are you okay?”, or sincere presence—can make a real difference. Taking the TEDx stage is his way of sharing the belief that true connection begins with each of us, through empathy, kindness, and honest actions. Passionate about public speaking, Khoi Nguyen hopes to inspire others to speak up, open their hearts, and embrace new ideas and opportunities for a better future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Nikhil Raj, a master illusionist, captivated the audience with an extraordinary performance of mind-bending tricks and mesmerizing illusions. His flawless execution and skillful blend of psychology and sleight of hand left everyone in awe. Every moment sparked wonder as Nikhil pushed the boundaries of perception, showcasing his remarkable talent. Nikhil Raj is a master illusionist known for his captivating performances that blend psychology, sleight of hand, and storytelling. His expertise goes beyond tricks—he crafts experiences that challenge perception and ignite curiosity.Specializing in interactive magic and grand illusions, Nikhil has mesmerized audiences of all sizes. With a deep understanding of human perception, he creates moments of wonder that defy logic and leave a lasting impact. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Arvind Rathore shares his journey of adapting to life's unexpected turns and how "Agile Principles" became his compass in the volatile business world. Discover the power of embracing failure, prioritizing progress, and fostering customer collaboration to thrive in an uncertain future. A must-watch for anyone seeking resilience and lasting success. Mr. Arvind Rathore is a visionary leader in digital transformation, IT governance, and strategic leadership. With expertise in Global Capability Centers and IT services, he has led global programs, cloud transformations, and business growth for Fortune 500 companies. A gold medalist engineer and MBA graduate, he specializes in Agile, Lean, and Six Sigma. Recognized with honors like DASA’s Inspiring Leader Award (2022) and YourStory’s 100 Emerging Voices (2019), he continues to drive innovation and sustainable growth. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In this talk, Kendall Scott explores how Indigenous knowledge systems offer transformative solutions in education, public health, and sustainability. Drawing from personal experiences and research, this talk highlights the resilience of Indigenous students, the importance of culturally responsive mentorship, and the role of traditional ecological and health practices in shaping modern innovation. It challenges mainstream narratives by showing that true innovation isn’t always about creating something new—it’s about reclaiming and integrating ancestral wisdom with contemporary advancements. By embracing Indigenous perspectives, we can foster more inclusive, sustainable solutions for the future. (CREDITS: ASL Interpreter: Amy Rios-Richardson; Organizing Team: Myren Bobryk-Ozaki, Ferdinand Jr Virtudes, William Li, Matthew Oley, Kenzo Colon, Melissa Xie; Editors: Bryan Agnello, Myren Bobryk-Ozaki; Lead Video Production: Bryan Agnello; Camera Operators: Chase Powers, Sophi Oliveira, Chase Roman, Julio Cruz Jr, Stacey Washington; Tech Crew: Cam Harrington, Wally Adam, Ben Jacobson, Bek Dillay, Dylan Aguirre; Crew: Mohammed Adnan, Aarushi Sharma, Igor Polotai, Gaby Blanton, Pravina Bhalerao; Designers: Zo Murray (illustration), Erick Wittmann (motion graphics); Photographer: Jack Connolly) Kendall R. Scott, Jr. is a dedicated advocate for Indigenous rights, education, and public health. As Director of the Native American Future Stewards Program at RIT, he supports the academic and personal growth of Native American students while fostering connections between Indigenous communities and higher education. A member of the Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, Kendall’s work is deeply informed by his heritage and his commitment to creating equitable opportunities for Indigenous peoples. He is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health at Brown University, where he focuses on addressing healthcare disparities in Indigenous communities. Kendall’s leadership has been recognized nationally through fellowships and initiatives promoting climate resilience, AI ethics, and Indigenous education. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx