Home Birthing On the Rise
After a decline in home birthing, the trend is now on the rise again as more women are drawn to the idea of natural childbirth.
After a decline in home birthing, the trend is now on the rise again as more women are drawn to the idea of natural childbirth.
Learning how to cook incorporates many skills such as reading, math, and science. It can also get children to try foods they might not otherwise try.
Coca-Cola has been around for 125 years, but what do you know about this sugary beverage and it’s impact on health.
A doctor in the United Arab Emirates is touting the many benefits of breastfeeding to help boost the number of breastfed babies in his country.
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Researchers received a grant from the NIH to study how nutrition and bone loss are more closely related than previously thought.
If you are training for a half or full marathon, then carbohydrates such as pasta are your friend.
Do you eat standing up? At your desk? In front of the TV? If yes, you may be missing signals that you are full.
Here are some recipes for family meals that will make your mouth water, but they are also very healthy.
Under new federal regulations calorie count charts will appear on many more menus and packages in an effort to help the nation lose some weight.
Frequent use of acetaminophen (Tylenol) may increase the risk of certain types of blood cancers.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are concerned with wind turbines located near bald eagle nesting sites.
This spring, try to make your garden as organic as possible. Here are some tips to keep the pesticides away.
Some schools are getting rid of sugary kid cereals such as Frosted Flakes in response to new federal guidelines for school meals.
They sound similar and affect the same part of the body, but irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is not the same thing as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
According to the Journal on Animal Ethics we should also get rid of terms such as “critters” and “drunk as a skunk” in an effort to improve the treatment of animals.
Sounds too good to be true, but eating a larger volume of food may help you weigh less.
Regular exercise can help reduce your risk of developing cancer, along with a healthy diet and weight.