Studies have found a greater risk of bone fractures in vegetarians or vegans compared to meat eaters. Why?
Does coffee really have health benefits? How concerned should we be about caffeine intake?
When it comes to cancer risk, no amount of alcohol is safe. But most people don’t know this.
Raw veggies vs. cooked veggies – have you ever wondered which was better for you?
Discover how the ANDI and Nutrient IQ Scores can help you make healthy choices.
Here’s what you need to know about these two delicious, health-supporting beverages.
Chewing thoroughly drives production of beneficial phytochemicals, helps with weight loss, and even helps prevent cavities.
Studies suggest garlic and onion phytochemicals support cardiovascular health by helping to reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood glucose, and by slowing blood clotting.
Nuts and seeds can help us live longer, healthier lives. New research links higher nut consumption with a lower risk of cancer, especially breast cancer.
Large, long-term studies have consistently concluded that more plant protein and less animal protein is linked to a longer life.