Eat Well

Double-Duty Label

Fair Trade Goes Domestic

Locavore Update

How to Measure a Food’s Eco-Friendliness

Good Food

New Bill Favors Organic Farming

Savvy Switch

Why Tap Water is a Better Choice

Local Eats

Feds Boost Support for Local Farm-to-School Meals

Why Junk Food Is Aging

Foods that Fight Pain

Mushrooms for Health

Energy Drinks: Exercise Caution

Before Your Next Workout, Read This

Why Junk Food Is Aging

The Side Effects of Drinking Soda

Why Sugar Isn’t So Sweet

Sour News for Your Heart

Go Easy on the Meat

Frequent Meat-eaters Take Caution

Home is Where the Healthy Meal Is

Home-cooked Food Tends to be More Nutritious

Benefit-Boosting Broccoli Sprouts

Packed with Cancer-Fighting Enzymes

USDA Praises Plant-Based Diets

Eating Meat is Not Essential for Health

Dietary Shift

Home Preparation of Fresh Veggies on the Decline

Improve Your Snooze

Sleep Aids versus Sleep Sappers

Can what we eat help us enjoy better sleep? Yes, says our panel of experts—see which foods, drinks and supplements they recommend to ease your zzz’s.

Backyard Gardening

How to Get a Lot From Your Plot

Whether this is your first year growing a kitchen garden or your thumb glows green from years of use, it’s possible to quickly turn dreams of bountiful organic harvests into a reality.

A Flexitarian Diet for a Flexible Life

On Your Mark, Get Set, Flex

There’s a new term in town, ‘flexitarian’, which gives us a handle on what many of us are likely doing anyway; we are inclined to eat less meat and more plant foods, but not ready to completely give up chicken or the occasional burger.

Nutrition for Breast Health

Food Choices are Big Factor in Preventative Breast Health

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women, prompting many studies about the possibilities for preventive breast health through a healthy lifestyle that incorporates good nutrition and regular exercise.

The Edible Schoolyard

Revolutionizing Classes and Cuisine Across America

Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches may be a lunchtime mainstay for many schoolchildren—along with other cafeteria fare of questionable nutrition and taste. Or worse, soda, snacks and candy from a hallway vending machine. But better, more healthy alternatives are on the horizon, thanks in part to the vision of renowned restaurateur Alice Waters.

Satisfying Summer Smoothies

Get a Whole Day's Fruit Quota in One Delicious Shake-me-up

Fruit smoothies have come of age and gone main stream to the point that they now rival coffees as a daily drink of choice. They’re quick, portable, filling and, of course, naturally nutritious.