Is Celery Juice All Hype, Or Are There Legitimate Benefits?

Healthy food no more costly than junk food, government finds

Carrots, onions, pinto beans, lettuce, mashed potatoes, bananas and orange juice are bargains compared to, say, soft drinks, ice cream and fries.

Want To Prevent The Flu? Skip The Supplements, Eat Your Veggies

It's flu season — time for the marketing of juices and supplements that claim to boost immunity. But they don't help, scientists say. Instead, try eating healthy and getting enough sleep.

The Fiber Challenge: How to Meet Your Fiber Needs

It’s not hard — meet your daily fiber needs with our sample dietary fiber meal plan.

Everything You Need to Know about Souping

First there was juicing, then there was bone brothing, now...

Non-Organic Produce is as Safe as Organic Produce?

The Buzz: Non-organic produce is as safe as organic produce? What They’re Saying: Organic fruits and vegetables aren’t any safer than conventional,

Who produces your food?

You've heard of omnivores, vegetarians and vegans and you probably have an idea of what these terms mean. But, a newer term "locavore" may be unfamiliar. Actually, the word locavore has been around for 10 years and current momentum promoting sustainable communities by "eating local" has pushed the locavore movement. The locavore chooses to eat only...

How to make tasty, healthy Garlic Lentil soup

High in protein, iron, magnesium, fiber, lentils are very nutritious.

Are These Celebrity Eating Habits Weird Or Not?

Do Apples Have Fiber?

Apples are a high source of dietary fiber with pectic being the main type of fiber found in apples. Read to learn about the health benefits of fiber.

What Does an Onion Do for Your Body?

Onions, especially yellow and red onions, add healthful fiber to your diet and are good sources of vitamin C, folate, vitamin B6, potassium and antioxidants.

Those who produce food are among world’s hungriest

This article is brought to you in association with the United Nations. Agricultural workers have the hardest time accessing food for themselves, and are often excluded from national labour and soci…

REPORT: Tomato Juice Changes Flavor at High Altitude, But Does This Pussy?

Can Cities Produce Enough Food to Feed Their Citizens?

Metropolitan areas may not seem like farming hubs. But they might surprise you.

The Reason You Crave Tomato Juice On An Airplane? White Noise.

Finally, a scientific explanation for why you go right for the salty, savory tomato juice once you hit cruising altitude. Still no explanation for why you make fun of anyone ordering it at any other time, though.

How to Turn a Fridge Full of Sad Produce Into Dinner

We’ve all stared down a sad, empty fridge at too-late-for-a-grocery-run-o’clock on a weeknight, willing some higher power to magically replenish the shelves while our eyes are closed.

Firm Bets on Biotech That Changes How Food Is Produced

Intrexon, which is led by billionaire pharmaceutical entrepreneur Randal J. Kirk, has invested millions of dollars in technology to create rapidly growing salmon and apples that don’t turn brown.

Paleopoo: What We Can Learn from Fossilized Feces

Ancient dietary practices based on analyzing the fiber content of fossilized human waste can give us insights for combating the modern obesity epidemic.

Ancient Grain Flour vs Regular Flour—What’s the Difference?

Ancient grain flours are full of fiber and protein and can easily be substituted in pancakes, breads, and more.

Is Microwave Popcorn a Health Food?

Is microwave popcorn healthy? Popcorn, high in fiber and low in calories, can be healthy and nutritious when prepared the right way.

Website Allows Consumers To Ask Farmers Questions About Producing Food

It seems there has been a growing trend as of late where people want to learn more about the food they are putting into their bodies.