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SIMCHA HEALTH DIGEST - SEPTEMBER 2026 - ISSUE 3
Your Health. Your Life. Your Legacy. The newest issue of Simcha Health Digest is here! This 26 page issue is packed with practical health education, current research, nutrition information, and strategies you can actually use in everyday life. Inside this issue: Inflammation: The Hidden Trigger What inflammation is, why it matters, and what you can do to support your body. Magnesium: The Master Mineral Why this essential mineral matters for your heart, brain, muscles, mood, and more. The Gut Brain Connection Discover the fascinating conversation happening between your gut and your brain. High Blood Pressure Understanding this common chronic health concern and why it deserves attention. CoQ10 A closer look at this important nutrient and its role in cellular energy and heart health. Research Spotlight: Urolithin A Explore emerging research into this fascinating compound, the microbiome, mitochondria, brain health, memory, and healthy aging. This issue is designed to educate, empower, and elevate through meaningful information rather than quick fixes and empty promises. 26 pages. One publication. A whole lot of health knowledge. A portion of every $10 purchased magazine goes to K9 Spike's Fund. Please note that FlipHTML5 requires readers to create a FREE FlipHTML5 account before purchasing and viewing the magazine. It only takes a minute, and there is no cost to create the account. It's just like creating an account anywhere else that you shop. Purchase here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/myiwa/health-september-2026/ Don't forget the other two September magazines: Simcha Pet Physiology Digest: https://online.fliphtml5.com/myiwa/petseptember2026issue3/ BOOMERS The Next Chapter: https://online.fliphtml5.com/myiwa/boomers-september-2026/
SIMCHA HEALTH DIGEST - SEPTEMBER 2026 - ISSUE 3
@Enoch Adebisi yes it is. But people on Skool are more concerned with earning not learning!!!
Only the OG’s will remember the great pineapple pizza debate of 2025😰
If you don’t think this looks delicious then there must be something wrong with you😭😭😭😭😅
Only the OG’s will remember the great pineapple pizza debate of 2025😰
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@Joseph Groom nope. Where's the meat? 🤣
Is It Possible To Get Wealthy On Skool?
My research started when I asked myself, "What's the real reason people are lowering prices or going free on Skool." Why is everyone devaluing their communities? Make sure you read the whole thing. The average MRR for a paid Skool community is roughly $1,000 - $5,000 MRR. What “average MRR on Skool” actually means The term average is tricky because Skool communities vary wildly in size, pricing, and whether they include coaching. But across the most credible public datasets: - Median paid Skool community: $1k - $5k MRR - Most common plateau: $5k MRR (120 - 260 members, priced $19 - $39/mo) - Top decile: $20k - $100k+ MRR (almost always coaching-led) - Extreme outliers: $200k - $1M+ MRR (0.1% of communities; founders already had large businesses) Most paid Skool communities sit between $1k and $5k MRR, with $5k being the most common plateau. Why the average is low Three structural factors keep most communities in the $1k - $5k range: - Churn floor: 6 - 9% monthly churn for content-only communities caps growth. - Pricing bands: Most communities charge $9 - $49/mo, which requires high volume to scale. - Offer structure: Communities without coaching or cohort programs rarely break past $5k MRR. If you want to exceed the average The data shows that communities that break past $15k - $50k MRR almost always add: - A coaching layer - Cohort-based programs - A higher-ticket upsell - Retention systems that drop churn below 5% Based on operators who've shared real numbers. First 90 days: most paid Skool communities make $0 - $2k MRR. Half don't cross $1k MRR ever. Established (6 - 18 months): typical range $2k - $15k MRR. Scaling (18+ months): $15k - $50k MRR for the operators who got the offer right, dropped churn, and built a small audience. Top decile: $50k - $200k MRR, almost always coaching-led with a known founder, a paid ads engine, and a real team behind the scenes. The viral $1M Skool community screenshots exist but they represent maybe 0.1% of paid groups. Most of those operators were already doing $1M elsewhere before they moved to Skool.
@Karis Dolphin all platforms can be used but people will not pay for all niches. Again, Skool’s current audience is trained to buy: - fast - cheap - easy - tech - AI - automation - “make money now”
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@Joe Sargent. he coaches teens in math. Who would be his members in his community?
The very wealthy few…🫣
Who here can safely say they are part of the very wealthy few people in this world and how does it affect your life in good and bad ways? We’re all looking to become wealthy right? (If not, most of us) Let’s see how the other side actually live first hand and if it is the dream we’re thinking it is🙌
The very wealthy few…🫣
@Joseph Groom I'll be back to post this later. Have to go get my granddaughter!
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@Chanie Twersky, here you go. Here is the reality of it. My research started when I asked myself, "What's the real reason people are lowering prices or going free on Skool." Why is everyone devaluing their communities? Make sure you read the whole thing. The average MRR for a paid Skool community is roughly $1,000 - $5,000 MRR. What “average MRR on Skool” actually means The term average is tricky because Skool communities vary wildly in size, pricing, and whether they include coaching. But across the most credible public datasets: - Median paid Skool community: $1k - $5k MRR - Most common plateau: $5k MRR (120 - 260 members, priced $19 - $39/mo) - Top decile: $20k - $100k+ MRR (almost always coaching-led) - Extreme outliers: $200k - $1M+ MRR (0.1% of communities; founders already had large businesses) Most paid Skool communities sit between $1k and $5k MRR, with $5k being the most common plateau. Why the average is low Three structural factors keep most communities in the $1k - $5k range: - Churn floor: 6 - 9% monthly churn for content-only communities caps growth. - Pricing bands: Most communities charge $9 - $49/mo, which requires high volume to scale. - Offer structure: Communities without coaching or cohort programs rarely break past $5k MRR. If you want to exceed the average The data shows that communities that break past $15k - $50k MRR almost always add: - A coaching layer - Cohort-based programs - A higher-ticket upsell - Retention systems that drop churn below 5% Based on operators who've shared real numbers. First 90 days: most paid Skool communities make $0 - $2k MRR. Half don't cross $1k MRR ever. Established (6 - 18 months): typical range $2k - $15k MRR. Scaling (18+ months): $15k - $50k MRR for the operators who got the offer right, dropped churn, and built a small audience. Top decile: $50k - $200k MRR, almost always coaching-led with a known founder, a paid ads engine, and a real team behind the scenes.
SEPTEMBER’S SIMCHA PET PHYSIOLOGY DIGEST IS HERE! ❤️
Our September 2026 Issue 3 is officially out! And this issue is extra special because we're spotlighting Jackie, the eagle that captured the heart of the world, and we're shining the spotlight on one of Skool's own! SKOOL COMMUNITY OF THE MONTH: EMPOWERING ANIMALS Founded by LM Sharron, a longtime animal advocate whose life has been devoted to helping animals and connecting people with the organizations working to help them. Also PET OF THE MONTH: MONKEE (Mama's Monkee Meow) And there's an even more special connection. LM Sharron is also Monkee's mama! So this month, we're celebrating both the community and the woman behind it, along with the very special cat who stole her heart. Inside the September issue you'll also find: - The special tribute to Jackie. The Eagle That Stole The Heart Of The World. - Labor Day Tribute To Working & Service Animals - Herbal & Botanical Solutions For Pets - Sleep, Restorative Health & Senior Pet Care - The Season Of Fall Pet Safety - Professor C. Nugget's Labor Day Special - Professor C. Nugget's Kid's Lab - August 28th Is Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day - and more This magazine is about more than pets. It's about education, connection, compassion, the people who advocate for animals, and the communities that bring those people together. Come celebrate the life of Jackie, LM Sharron's Empowering Animals, and Mama's Monkee Meow with us! A portion of every $10 purchased magazine goes to K9 Spike's Fund. Please note that FlipHTML5 requires readers to create a FREE FlipHTML5 account before purchasing and viewing the magazine. It only takes a minute, and there is no cost to create the account. It's just like creating an account anywhere else that you shop. Purchase Here: https://online.fliphtml5.com/myiwa/petseptember2026issue3/ And join us here: https://www.skool.com/simcha-hub-of-pet-physiology-5304/about
SEPTEMBER’S SIMCHA PET PHYSIOLOGY DIGEST IS HERE! ❤️
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Dr. Peninah Wood, Ph.D, is the founder and CEO of Simcha Healthcare. She has a Doctorate in Functional, Nutritional, and Holistic Medicine.

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