If you've been pumping weights but not seeing the results you hope for, it could be a matter of diet. Read on to learn what foods will help you build muscle.
Even if you're a fan of this tart pink beverage, you may not know about the health benefits that drinking hibiscus tea can bring. Read on to learn more.
While health claims about Kombucha abound, and some are actually backed up by science, you may wonder if there is actually too much sugar for it to be worth it.
Apple cider vinegar may be used as a natural deodorant, hair rinse, and ingredient in your salad dressing. But pay attention if you're drinking it regularly.
Cold-pressed juice seems to be everywhere we look, especially in the world of social media. But is this health food trend actually good for us or just hype?
From swapping French fries for vegetables to trading alcohol for healthier beverages, more people are looking to new options, and butter is no exception.
Not having enough of a certain vitamin can lead to a deficiency, but having too much of a vitamin such as vitamin E can be just as detrimental to your health.
The benefits of spinach might give you the idea that a spinach wrap is a healthier choice when it comes to tortillas, but the truth is a different story.
Your senses can actually give you a pretty good idea of whether it's time to toss your leftover chicken or not. Here is how long it will last in your fridge.
Garlic has antiviral, antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory health benefits, but how safe is it to put a whole clove in your ear to treat infection?
When you store ice cream in the freezer, how long can it keep before it needs to be tossed? After all, ice cream is frozen by nature. So does it ever expire?
Bananas are a great source of fiber and are loaded with antioxidants and amino acids that can help digestion, lower your risk of heart disease, and more.
Potatoes are king of the vegetable world. We enjoy them as hash browns, french fries, or mashed, usually without skins. But are the skins good for your health?
Skip the leafy greens for your salad base and instead try this protein-packed chickpea quinoa salad recipe for the next time you want to eat extra veggies.