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Research shows that many consumers still turn to topical products for beauty benefits. As the nutricosmetics industry, still new to the U.S., reaches into the natural products world, what can it do to gain consumer trust?

Looking for proven ways to ward off colds and flu this winter? Author Gene Stone found 25 people who seem constitutionally immune to infection—and shares their secrets in his new book, The Secrets of People Who Never Get Sick.

Beef producers from all over the world look to the U.S. CAFO (confined animal feeding operation) model as the answer to “sustainable” beef.

Lighten up your holidays with these easy, healthy and satisfying dishes.

Want to save time and impress your dinner companions? These three festive, healthy meals go together quickly and taste special enough to serve to guests.

Call it Gluten-Free 2.0: the next wave of gluten-free foods highlights nutrition as well as great taste and texture.

Aside from the obvious—addiction to electronics, light pollution, economy woes, etc, etc—the types of sleep or stress remedies we seek may be just the ones our bodies don’t need.

When I was a teenager, I drove cross-country with my father and fell in love with Montana. I spent my entire junior year of high school trying to figure out how much an acre of land cost and how much I'd have to spend on barbed wire, fence posts and, most important of all, the sheep.

That's right, I was going to move to Montana to be a sheep tycoon.

A mom and natural health writer and editor offers her thoughts on the recall of the popular remedy for infants and toddlers.