Well Being Articles

MIT senior research scientist Dr. Stephanie Seneff has been publishing some well-documented and logical thought pieces on how the Monsanto weed killer Roundup may be fueling the world's obesity epidemic. But these are thought pieces, not new research.

Exercise has so many benefits -- lower body weight, fat loss, less pressure on your joints and organs, reduced risk of osteoporosis, heart disease, diabetes and stroke. But it could also shield you from cancer for you to 20 years.

Dutch scientist Mark Post presented his artificial meat burger for a test-drive on Monday. What does the burger taste like, and how was it created?

Americans traveling overseas often comment on how the food tastes good "like it used to." Food in the USA is inexpensive, but American agribusiness is able to sell 10 questionable foods and food ingredients that other nations ban.

Antioxidants industry takes on new high with the novel generation of supplements introduced in the recent years. Their real benefits and value for money, however, remain questionable.

Attempts to eliminate malaria were so far unsuccessful. A new approach aims to develop resistance to malaria pathogen in the wild mosquito population. The strategy can eliminate the natural pool of parasites and thus prevent human infection.

Look around your gym and count how many people are in great shape. If you maxed out the fingers on one hand I’d be surprised. But if so many people are hitting the gym, why aren’t there more people losing weight?

The American diet is high on calories, sugar, and carbohydrates but low on vital nutrients. This has resulted in problems such as obesity, heart diseases, diabetes, cancer, and osteoporosis. Read on to find out some shocking facts about America’s diet.

Handstands are something many of us remember from school. But they're also a great way to build some serious athletic ability, whether they're a support movement for your main weight training or a key component of a bodyweight training program.

Facebook and other social media are unmatched methods for keeping in touch with friends, both real-world and virtual. But constant use of Facebook is not without psychological consequences.