Grapes Go With The Holidays
Grapes can be used to accent the table centerpiece, garnish the turkey, and are a must when serving your fruit and cheese plate. Here are some creative recipes for the holiday season.
Housework May Not Be Key to Weight Management
Working towards a super tidy house may not be the key to weight management after all.
These Groups Benefit from Taking a Vitamin Supplement
Some groups are more at risk of vitamin and mineral deficiencies and are most likely to benefit from supplementation.
Get Excited About Green Beans
Green beans don’t have to be boring. Here are some kid-friendly recipes to help get your family more excited about this traditional veggie.
Loving Parents Lead to Healthier Adult Children
There is a significant link between childhood abuse and ill health later in life, but those raised in a loving environment have a lower risk of ill health as adults.
Aging Men Face Low Estrogen Symptoms Too
Lower estrogen levels in men can contribute to symptoms that occur with age such as changes in energy and strength.
Many Doctors Not Prepared to Treat Chronic Pain
Many physicians are not adequately trained to help patients with chronic pain, even though pain is the top reason for doctor visits.
Call for More Research on Early Lung Cancer Detection
The American Lung Association is encouraging more research on the early detection of lung cancer.
Back to School Nutrition Tips
Dietitians dish on good nutrition tips for your children as they head back to school to keep them satisfied and focused.
Less Sleep in Teen Years Tied to More Pounds at 21
Lack of sleep not only puts teens at risk for poor grades, it also puts them at increased risk for obesity, researchers warn.
6 Diet Don’ts
Here are some habits that can hinder your weight loss efforts.
Caffeine for Kids a Concern
Caffeine is showing up in snacks, candy, and gum, and many have concerns about the potential health effects on children.