Health

The world’s largest seed and chemical companies—Monsanto and BASF—made announcements that Europe is not a viable market for genetically modified crops. What does this mean for the United States?

Holly Hirshberg helped solve the economic problems in her own family by planting a garden to feed them. Now, through her nonprofit organization The Dinner Garden, Holly is helping families all over America achieve the same success—by sending them seeds, free of charge. Organic Connections, the magazine for Natural Vitality, investigates.

The United States offers new opportunity to Mexican-American immigrants. Unfortunately, new research shows it’s the chance to join our obesity ranks.

We’re curious about why you love fish oil, and if you tell us in February on Delicious Living’s Facebook page, you’ll be entered to win your favorite fish oil product from Nordic Naturals.

We’re continuously seeking natural alternatives to synthetics in our cosmetics and skin care. But are Americans ready to embrace this emerging ingredient?

The FDA just issued another health warning on PPIs like Prilosec and Prevacid. If you’re taking these popular drugs, it’s worth considering some healthier alternative remedies.

Digestion experts Renew Life dig into the three top reasons behind irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and the natural ways to alleviate discomfort.

As the great sugar debate rages on, new research finds high fructose corn syrup acts differently in the body than cane or beet sugar—and with potentially harmful effects. But what does this mean for us?

Livestock drug ractopamine is sickening animals at an alarming rate. Which makes you wonder: What is the drug doing to people who consume trace amounts of it every day?