With the change of season comes a delicious bounty of new crops. While the colder months offer an array of root vegetables perfect for hearty stews, the spring harvest boasts a variety of light and tasty produce perfect for...
Okay, we admit that fungus, more specifically toenail fungus, is not exactly an appealing topic of conversation. Nor is it a condition that many want to openly admit they struggle with. However, it is a real and common condition...
One of the primary fears that many of us have when we think about getting older is the fear of cognitive decline, loss of memory, and degenerative brain conditions such as Alzheimer's disease.
Especially if someone we know has...
As weeds become more and more resistant to herbicides, biotech corporations seem determined to keep this cycle going by - you guessed it - developing new genetic modifications that lead to even more herbicides.
The new GMOs that the...
It is a simple fact that many of the things in life that are most worth doing are difficult to do. Whether it's sticking to a healthy diet, following an exercise plan or learning a new skill, if you...
Dreaming is a natural, healthy part of sleeping, but if you have frequent nightmares that cause you to wake up during the night all parts of your life may suffer. While stress, anxiety and other factors can cause you...
The artichoke, an ancient vegetable hailing from the Mediterranean, is actually the immature bud of a large thistle in the sunflower family.
This spiky delight contains pointed leaves surrounding a heart, which is the part of the artichoke most...
Uncontrolled anger can not only destroy relationships, it can also, according to a body of research, wreak havoc on your heart. A new analysis recently published in the European Heart Journal concluded that an angry outburst equates to a...
Tattoos can be beautiful and highly symbolic to many, and for many others they can represent a huge regret, especially if the artist does poor work, or you happen to emblazon the name of an ex on your body....
Chlorophyll, the phytochemical responsible for the deep, rich color of dark leafy greens, is the lifeblood of plants. This vitally important nutrient is necessary for photosynthesis to occur.
And while plants couldn’t survive without it, more and more evidence...
