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Ignite Your Fat Burning Torch With Smart Fats and Supplements

Most of you are probably familiar with hormones like estrogen, progesterone, testosterone, cortisol, growth hormone and thyroid. But I'll bet you've never considered one of the most important fat...
probiotics

The Power of Probiotics

Most of these bacteria--known as probiotics--play positive roles in digesting food and fighting off illnesses, and a healthy person has billions if not trillions of them in their digestive tract...
fruits and vegetables

Nature's Fat Fighters

Research shows these foods may help shed that weight.
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Pack an Organic Lunch for Kids

If Tater Tots, pizza, and vending machine fare are on the menu at your child's school, it's time to reinvent the brown-bag lunch with tasty, healthy options and no-waste packaging. Take a look at our...
Blueberry Earl Grey Overnight Refrigerator Oats

Blueberry Earl Grey Overnight Refrigerator Oats

Try this heart-healthy oat recipe. Prep Time: 10 minutes prep time + overnight sit time Number of Servings: 1 Ingredients: 2/3 c vanilla nondairy milk 1 tsp Earl Grey tea in a tea ball (or 1 tea bag...
A label which says "100% organic"

Organic Labels Defined

Consumers can buy USDA-certified organic products with confidence.
Aging Well

Look forward to aging well!

His specific extract discovered more than 40 years ago can help protect the quality of our lives now while preparing for the future, so we can look forward to aging well. Facing the realities of...
Fiber

Fiber & Heart Health

You may have heard that a high-fiber diet can help maintain bowel health and keep you regular by reducing constipation. But did you also know that dietary fiber may support heart health by reducing...
Laundry

Clean Up Your Laundry Habits

Question: How can you get your clothes "clean" if the laundry soap you use is "dirty," full of extraneous stuff--fragrances, chemicals, and fabric softeners, ad nauseum? Answer: You can't. Commercial...
Creamy

BB Creams

Once upon a time, there was simply kohl. The Egyptians used it to outline their eyes for dramatic effect. It was so popular that today you can't find an ancient tomb that doesn't advertise the look...