healthy eating

Whether you’re thinking of tackling to first marathon or are just a busy professional or parent on the go, here are six eating tips from Olympic athletes that could help give you an edge.

One of the most significant sleep disorders is sleep apnea, which occurs when a person has such difficulty breathing during sleep that they intermittently wake themselves, thereby preventing them from getting a decent night’s rest. There are medications and devices that can help sleep apnea sufferers sleep better, but are there are certain types of foods that can help promote sleep?

You might be surprised to learn that maple syrup actually has more uses and nutritional benefits than something that’s just flavored sugar (basically, corn syrup and a bunch of other bad stuff). We look into some sweet facts and uses for this tasty Canadian treat.

Traditional picnic foods include fried chicken, crackers and cheese, potato chips, and sandwiches, but only some of these food items are worth your time! Here’s how to celebrate Picnic Day with health in mind.

Gardening encourages relaxation and reconnects us with Mother Nature, and it’s a great way to teach your children about environmental responsibility and where their food comes from. So let’s take a look at some easy to grow vegetables and herbs to get your garden started.

Most of us know that antioxidants are good for us (that’s certainly  been drilled in), but do you actually know what antioxidants are, what they do, and where you can find them?