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Side Effects of Eating Farmed Salmon

Here's the honest truth you need to know about eating farmed salmon on a regular basis—we did the research and asked the experts.

Top 15 Anti-Inflammatory Foods

In an anti-inflammatory diet, we primarily move away from the overly processed, unbalanced diets of the West and toward the ancient eating patterns.

How Sugar Makes A Steak Better

Is organic farmed salmon better for us?

(NaturalHealth365) Is it better to eat organic salmon instead of conventionally-raised salmon? The answer will surprise you.

How nutrition plays a role in your recovery

-- by Pip Taylor Any athlete who has trained hard will be familiar with that residual muscular pain – the type that ranges from “oh so good” to “oh, my

How To Pick The Best Rotisserie Chicken At The Grocery Store

For Bon Appetit, by Ashley Mason.<br>If we had a dollar for every time we relied on a rotisserie chicken for a quick and painless dinner, well, let...

How fruit juice went from health food to junk food

Emine Saner: For decades fruit juice has been seen as a healthy option. Then this week a primary school banned it after claims that it's as bad for you as Coca-Cola. But how big a health risk does it pose?

Are Vitamin Supplements Really Beneficial?

Millions of men and women take a daily vitamin supplement. Whether it's a vitamin C, vitamin D or a multivitamin, the general belief is that taking these supplements will help you meet your daily intake of the respective vitamin or nutrient. Unfortunately, though, there's new evidence suggesting that vitamin supplements offer little-to-no benefit. In fact, some could potentially do more harm than good. According to a…

Vitamin Supplements Do Not Prevent Heart Disease

More research confirms the findings of 18 previous studies that vitamin supplements do not protect from cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease or stroke.

Should doctors recommend vitamin supplements?

Advising patients to routinely take vitamin and mineral supplements is actually not advised.

Vitamins & Supplements: Are They Really Bad for Us?

Recent reports have suggested that vitamins and supplements, once thought to increase vitality and overall well-being, may not be so healthy for us after all. Dr. Samadi weighs in to separate fact from fiction

Hi-Health: Vitamins, Supplements, Sports Nutrition, Diet & Wellness

Hi-Health: Vitamins, Supplements, Sports Nutrition, Diet &amp; Wellness deals

3 Things People Get Completely Wrong About Vitamin Supplements

Supplements have made headlines for being mislabeled, tainted, and even linked to cancer.

Vitamin supplements don't lower risk of heart disease, study finds

The latest study confirms earlier research showing that vitamin and mineral supplements are a waste of money for most people.

Vitamin supplements don't undo harm from a bad diet, study finds

Dietary supplements not only didn't extend life, but can be harmful at high doses, new study finds.

Vitamin Supplements: Healthy or Hoax?

The American Heart Association answers the question, can vitamin supplements really make you healthier? Some can be beneficial, but the key to vitamin and mineral success is eating a balanced diet.

Vitamin Supplements Yield Multiple Benefits for MS Patients, Study Finds

Read about a study suggesting that vitamin B12 and folic acid (vitamin B9) supplements can be beneficial for certain MS patients.

Myths and Facts about Vitamin Supplements

Many myths surround the use of vitamin supplements, so it’s important to understand the ways in which vitamins can support good health or cause potential harm.

Who needs vitamin supplements?

It would seem my earlier column about probiotic supplements came as a surprise to some readers.In our video series For the Health of it, Joline Atkins

Autoimmune disease may be prevented by vitamin supplements, study finds

Older adults who took daily fish oil and vitamin D supplements for more than two years were about 30% less likely to develop autoimmune disorders, a new study says.