Cut Your Cancer Risk with Tomatoes
Lycopene -- a nutrient found in tomatoes and other red foods -- is a remarkable nutrient that offers protection against cancer, heart disease, and more.
Lycopene -- a nutrient found in tomatoes and other red foods -- is a remarkable nutrient that offers protection against cancer, heart disease, and more.
There’s more than 600 mg of calcium in this salad, not to mention bone-building vitamin K and anti-inflammatory omega-9, which is the main fat in both the macadamia nuts and the olive oil.
Scallops may not get as much love as lobster, shrimp, or even oysters. But when it comes to nutrition, these tiny sea-dwellers can't be beat.
Protect your liver from free-radical damage and fight viral proliferation with this natural protocol for hepatitis C.
Everything old is new again—and definitely healthier—as this cleaned-up version of one of grandma's favorite recipes proves.
For years, we were told that butter is an artery-clogging mess that was better left out of our diets. Turns out, that's not the case at all, especially when we're talking clean butter from grass-fed cows.
This spectacularly delicious dessert is also surprisingly good for you. With carotenoids from the carrot juice, anti-inflammatories from the ginger, and healthy fats from the walnuts, it packs a nutritional punch.
To complement the flavors of the salad, try serving it with a medium-bodied white wine with a touch of fruitiness, like a Cotes du Rhone. Or try Santa Carolina Pinot Noir, Chile for a red option.
Need a quick, energizing snack to fit your low-carb lifestyle? Don't overlook those familiar cans of tuna, one of the best protein sources around.
Say goodbye to the summer grilling season and turn up the heat with this habanero-infused sauce.
These creamy Dreamsicles are made with an exotic blend of cinnamon, ginger, orange juice, and coconut milk.
Cool off this summer—and treat yourself to a healthy dose of antioxidants—with this Gingered Mango and Green Tea Refresher.