Boost your health with blueberries
/Animal studies have found that the addition of blueberries to their diet improved short-term memory, navigational skills, balance and coordination.
Read MoreAnimal studies have found that the addition of blueberries to their diet improved short-term memory, navigational skills, balance and coordination.
Read MoreThe American Heart Association wants everyone to limit their sodium intake to control high blood pressure or hypertension, a chronic condition affecting around 29% or 70 million American adults.
Read MoreWhether you like peaches, plums, nectarines, cherries, or apricots, now is the time to enjoy their delicious and nutritious benefits they offer promoting our health and wellness.
Read MoreTo keep your cool, here are some healthy tips on lowering body heat, maintaining healthy hydration levels plus trying out new things to enjoy summer with health in mind.
Read MoreYogurt has become one of the most sought after foods in the grocery store and is considered a true health-food superstar.
Read MoreBlueberries are one of the few fruits native to North America with the U. S. and Canada being by far the world’s largest growers of this berry.
Read MoreIf you were buying a certain food product, the choice often focused on price, taste, and reputation of the manufacturer. How times have changed.
Read MoreWe’ve all heard the term, “yo-yo dieting” and some of us may have experienced the up and down weight scale ride where we lose weight only to quickly and expectedly regain it back.
Read MoreMen, if you want a higher sperm count and quality, start eating more nuts. This is news from a recent study in Spain that looked at whether adding more nuts to a man’s diet could improve sperm health.
Read MoreYour digestive system breaks down the foods you eat into the nutrients your body needs. If you neglect your digestive health, your body could run into problems absorbing those nutrients.
Whether obese or overweight, the thought of having to radically transform your body by losing lots of pounds can be extremely formidable.
Read MoreBeans are the only food considered by the 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines as part of the vegetable group as well as the protein foods group as they are excellent sources of protein and can be a healthy substitute for meat.
Read MoreNative to areas such as India, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia, turmeric has been used to treat a variety of conditions over the centuries and is still revered as a time-honored medicinal seasoning to this day. Over 1 billion people worldwide regularly consume turmeric as part of their diet.
Read Moret’s bad enough that stress is already associated with increasing headaches, body aches, GI disturbances, insomnia, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
Read MoreA 2011 study found that carrot juice extract can inhibit the progression of leukemia cells and that carrots may be an excellent source of bioactive chemicals for the treatment of leukemia.
Whether you buy them at the grocery store, a farmer’s market or grow your own, these tender plants harbor a wealth of health benefits just waiting for you to discover.
Read MoreWe don’t want that do we? It doesn’t do much to promote our health and a steady diet of unhealthy foods may end up promoting just the opposite – heart disease, type 2 diabetes, obesity, and other health-related conditions.
These nutrients help build strong bones, convert food into energy, and milk has selenium, which works with vitamin A to help maintain a healthy immune system.
Read MorePineapples are one of the most recognizable fruits you’ll find in the grocery store. Out of all fruits, none look quite as regal as a pineapple.
Read MoreTo help clear up confusion, here are 7 questions consumers often have about whole grains and whether they can be part of a healthy diet: