Goldenseal Is Vanishing From American Forests -- and Supplement Labels Rarely Say So
Two centuries of digging have pushed one of North America's most valuable woodland herbs onto the international list of species threatened by trade.
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Why People Are Mixing Toothpaste and Vaseline Together
Ads claim that mixing toothpaste and Vaseline into a paste can do wonders for your skin, but there may not be many benefits.
He Watched His Father Farm With Chemicals for Decades -- His Response Is Changing How America Grows Food
Researchers have spent years examining the link between long-term pesticide exposure and neurological conditions like Parkinson's.
Waste Is a Design Problem -- These Brands Have Figured That Out
Most waste starts on a drawing board, not on a landfill.
Breaking the Everyday Challenges of Nutrition with Green Gummies
If you don’t have the time to prepare these foods, or lack the resources to obtain them, a greens gummy may be a potential option in some cases.
Here's Why Cycling Is the Best (and Most Sustainable) Way to Discover NYC
There is a quieter, greener, far more rewarding way to experience one of the world's most iconic cities: on a bicycle.
Ocean Time and Your Wellbeing: A Guide to Coastal Travel That Protects the Sea
This guide looks at the health case for ocean time, the pressure that tourism puts on the coast, and how to plan a trip that leaves the water in better shape than you found it.
Meet One Of The Most Important People In The Weight-Loss, Longevity
JP Rius is the founder of Precision Telemed, a nationwide tele-health platform delivering physician-led weight loss, hormone therapy, and longevity programs to patients.
Is your Mushroom Coffee Certified? What to Check Before You Buy
Nature Echo, produced in an FDA-registered facility, offers mushroom coffee with 11 mushroom species and FOS prebiotic fiber.
Explosive Diarrhea Outbreak: What Foods to Avoid if You're Concerned About the Parasite
Learn what foods to avoid during an explosive diarrhea outbreak, how long the parasite lasts, whether it's contagious, and how to stay safe.
Captain Sully Reveals Alzheimer’s Diagnosis After Noticing Subtle Memory Changes
Captain Sully has revealed his Alzheimer's diagnosis. Here's his age, the early symptoms he noticed, and the stages of Alzheimer's disease explained.
Veronica Perasso Shares an Easy Oatmeal Arepas Recipe For a Healthier Twist on the Classic
In a YouTube video titled "Easy Healthy Oatmeal Arepas Recipe,” Veronica Perasso stepped into the kitchen to show viewers how to make oatmeal-based arepas.
Explosive Diarrhea Parasite Is Making People Sick Across the U.S. — Here's What to Know
Health officials are investigating an explosive diarrhea parasite outbreak caused by Cyclospora. Learn the symptoms, affected states, and how to stay safe.
Pet Owners Are Being Warned About the New World Screwworm
The New World screwworm can pose a serious threat to dogs, cats, and other animals. Here's how pet owners can recognize the warning signs and protect their pets from infection.
Consumers Want These Features in Their Premium Skincare Provider: French Pharmacy Is Delivering Exactly That
If there’s one skincare provider that is giving even upscale labels a run for their money and goes far beyond aesthetic packaging, it is French Pharmacy.
MorningStar Farms Recalls Popular Product Over Possible Plastic Contamination
MorningStar Farms has issued a recall over concerns that a product may contain plastic material. Here's what shoppers need to know, including affected products and safety guidance.
The Best of Both Worlds: How The Pets Table's Mixed Plan Delivers Fresh and Air-Dried Dog Food in One
The Pets Table’s Mixed Plan is built to make mealtimes easier. It combines Fresh and Air-Dried meals into one subscription.
Date Sales on the Rise in the U.S. as People Fall Back in Love With the Fruit
U.S. date fruit sales are experiencing rapid growth as Americans rediscover the nutrient-dense food while searching for healthier options.
Does Your Sriracha Taste Off? Here’s Why the Sauce May Not Seem the Way You Remember It
What happened to Sriracha? People have been complaining that the sauce's quality has changed over the years, and it sounds like there's a good reason.
Find Out How To Deal With Yellow and Curling Leaves on Your Tomato Plant
Why are my tomato leaves curling? Gardeners can find out what common issues cause the leaves on their summer plants to change and how to fix them.
Is There a Human Mating Season? You’d Be Surprised
Do humans have a mating season? Why humans aren't like other species when it comes to reproducing during certain times of the year.
Kroger To Recall Cheese Garlic Croutons Over Salmonella Concerns
Kroger is issuing a recall of its cheese garlic croutons over concerns that one of the ingredients in the food was contaminated with salmonella.
The Link Between Mental Wellbeing and Sustainable Living
Mental health guidance and research on green space and climate stress were reviewed to see how sustainable habits affect daily wellbeing.
Looking To Fight Hantavirus? The Solution May Already Be Hiding in Your Home
Can alcohol kill hantavirus? Certain types of alcohol may be able to kill the virus, but you'll need to know which ones and how to use them.
Do Squatters Really Have Rights to a Property They Don’t Own? The Answer May Shock You
Why do squatters have rights? The laws surrounding protecting people from being evicted from a property they don't own can be confusing.
PCOS Will Now Go by PMOS as Medical Professionals Work To Give the Condition a Better Fitting Name
PCOS has been renamed PMOS as medical experts work to give polycystic ovary syndrome a name that better represents the nature of the condition.
Sustainability Isn’t a Category Anymore — It’s a Standard
There was a time when “sustainable” felt like a category you had to seek out. Now, it’s increasingly something you expect.
Lockdown 2.0? Will the Hantavirus Turn Into Another Full Blown Pandemic?
Is the hantavirus going to be a pandemic? The virus has been blamed for an outbreak on a cruise ship, echoing how Covid-19 reached the U.S.
Presidential Fitness Test Back in Play as Trump Pushes a New Round of Competition
Trump is once again promoting the revived version of the Presidential Physical Fitness Test, leaving many wandering what are the new standards.
New Guidance Suggests Less Screenings for Women With Average Breast Cancer Risk
There is new mammogram guidance when it comes to those with average breast cancer risk, and it may mean fewer screenings for certain people.
Do Peptides Live up to the Hype? Find Out More About What These Amino Acids Can Do
Are peptides safe? The internet is buzzing about these amnio acids that they claim can help with injuries and anti-aging concerns.
People Looking for Estrogen Patches May Have Trouble Finding Them as Supplies Dwindle
Manufacturers report estrogen patch shortage as the demand for them outpaces the supply for women looking for relief from perimenopause and menopause.
How the “Healthy Home” Is Evolving Beyond Diet and Exercise
Creating a healthier home is no longer about individual upgrades, but about how different elements work together to support everyday life.
People Are Flocking to Walmart To Purchase the Retailer’s Best Selling Birdbath
Bird lovers and outdoor enthusiasts are all obsessed with Walmart's best selling birdbath, which has gone viral online thanks to its price.
People Are Talking About “Ozempic Personality” — But Is It Real?
Some GLP-1 drug users have reported experiencing something called Ozempic personality. What is this condition, and is the mood change a real side effect?
Costco Shoppers Are Excited About the New Kirkland Lactose-Free Milk
Costco has announced the arrival of a new variety of Kirkland milk. The store brand product is likely to be a popular one with certain shoppers.
Lorissa Smith Is Redefining How Consumers Discover What’s Actually Worth Buying
As the founder of Lorissa’s List, Smith has created a destination for consumers looking to find products that are not only effective but also healthy and sustainable
Cases of the Potentially Deadly Rotavirus Are on the Rise in California
Testing of wastewater in California cities has detected a rise in cases of rotavirus, a potentially deadly and highly contagious virus.
What New PFAS Standards Mean for Households Trying to Reduce “Forever Chemicals” at the Tap
The EPA’s 4 ppt limit for PFOA and PFOS sets a national benchmark, giving utilities a clear compliance target while helping households understand what regulators consider protective of public health.
Can You See Artemis II From Earth? Here’s What to Know
Can you see Artemis II from Earth? Sky watchers may be curious if they will be able to catch a glimpse of the NASA project as it travels through space.
Choline Is All the Rage — Here’s Where To Find the Best Source of the Nutrient
Choline has been touted as a great dietary supplement for those seeking to improve their health. Find out what are the best sources of Choline.
Are Prefab Tiny Homes More Sustainable Than Traditional Construction?
While not a perfect solution in every case, prefabricated construction presents a compellingly sustainable alternative to traditional building methods.
Pollution May Be Responsible for Thousands of Deaths a Year in This U.S. City
Researchers believe that pollution in Pittsburgh could be claiming the lives of around 3,000 people a year, especially in regional hot spots.
Spa & Massage: The Brand Behind London’s Celebrity Wellness Ritual
Spa & Massage clientele includes elite athletes, actors and actresses, all prioritizing massage therapy as part of their routine.
The 2026 Dirty Dozen List Is Out — Here Are the Most Contaminated Fruits and Veggies
The Environmental Working Group has released the "Dirty Dozen" list for 2026, naming the most contaminated fruits and veggies sold in stores.
Raise The Bottom: How Personalized Treatment Plans Help Clients Break the Cycle of Opioid Abuse in Idaho
See how personalized treatment plans and medication-assisted therapy at Raise The Bottom support long-term opioid recovery in Idaho.
A Blood Test May Be Able To Predict the Start of Alzheimer’s Disease Symptoms
Researchers say they have developed a blood test that can help predict the start of Alzheimer's disease symptoms, allowing them to receive a diagnosis.
The Date of Eid Al-Fitr Has Been Confirmed After Moon Sighting
Moon spotters in Saudi Arabia say they have had luck sighting the Eid moon, leading to the announcement of the start of Eid al-Fitr.
You’ll Never Believe What Has Been Named the Dirtiest Thing in Your House
A study has named the item that has been deemed the dirtiest thing in your house, it is surprisingly not the toilet or toilet bowl cleaner.
5 Things You May Not Know About Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park has been around since 1872. Here are some fun facts you may not have ever learned about the country's massive park.