If you’re in the Toronto (Canada) area this weekend, consider stopping by the Whole Life Expo at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
While the number of those professing to be strict vegetarians or vegans in the US is fairly small, so called “flexitarians” have been on the rise. This is according to a new study that recently appeared in Food Technology magazine.
Athletes and others can help to strengthen their thigh muscles with these three exercises.
News from Australia in the form of a randomized controlled trial: multivitamins may help elderly women with memory problems.
Quickly getting the reputation for being a super food, green tea got another boost recently with a study’s findings that drinking a cup of green tea every day helps to ward off the flu, particularly if said totaler was a school-age child.
Proving that the makers of nearly-cardboard pizza have a fair amount of disposable lobbying change kicking around, Congress is bucking plans by the Agriculture Department to make school lunches healthier. Among the winners? Republicans, pizza, and french fries.
A new study finds that those who snack between meals have healthier diets — lower sodium, more fruits, whole grains and milk — than those who just eat regular meals.
Win a one-night stay for two at the very cool K West Hotel & Spa in London.
Experts at Health.com offer tips on how best to reach a ripe old age.
Another study is out that seems to show that taking supplements — far from prolonging your life — may actually be shortening it.
