Health experts are uncovering new ways to help us build resistance to allergies despite the challenging environment, along with straightforward strategies to help us stay healthy.
Looking for food grown in healthy soil? Here are six surprising tips.
Forget runny noses and itchy eyes — allergies can manifest in many unexpected ways.
Here are the most contaminated — and cleanest — fruits and veggies.
Industry giant Unilever opts to reveal fragrance chemicals in all of its personal-care brands.
Up to 70 percent of adults are intolerant of dairy, gluten, or other dietary triggers. Learn if you’re one of them. Digestive, skin, joint, energy, and mood problems may be your first clue.
Some unexpected stress factors to consider that can sap adrenal health.
These six strategies can help you reawaken your body’s built-in nutritional wisdom.
Toxins, poisons, and other gunk have no place in the temple. Avoid artificial flavors, preservatives, colors, fragrances, petrochemicals, and other toxic ingredients whenever possible.
The Environmental Working Group updated their Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 lists of conventionally grown produce for 2016 — with a new fruit topping the chart.
No need to subsist on juices and herbs. These whole foods support your body’s innate ability to detoxify on a daily basis.
New study shows dramatic improvement among obese children.
Several food giants are gradually shifting away from BPA, but the alternatives may not be much better.
The company said it will begin using colors derived from annatto, paprika, and turmeric beginning in January 2016.
What’s best for our health and the planet can also be great for our bank accounts. All it takes is shifting how we spend our money and our time.
Deciding to forgo a food you’ve long savored presents practical and emotional challenges — even when you know it’s for the best. Here’s how to make it easier.
Trying to outsmart my body’s food intolerances is a lose-lose.
Dr. Mark Hyman shares details about the detox outlined in his latest book.
How I’m framing my 2014 resolutions? It’s all about the word “clean.”
Artificial dyes will be replaced by paprika and other spices in SpongeBob Squarepants, Halloween, and winter shapes, the Associated Press reports.
A new study shows that ancestral exposure to the insecticide could be a factor in the obesity crisis.