Before you resort to pills, try foods with the right fat to lower cholesterol.

Lutein is valuable for more than just macular health. It is a all-round antioxidant which can also save your skin and control your cholesterol.

Selenium is known as a trace mineral, meaning you only need it in small amounts but those small amounts pack a big punch in terms of your health.

There are so many health claims attributed to supplements containing tribulus it’s easy to become suspicious that it is all hype, but there is some good research showing this herb has the ability to change hormone levels.

Detoxification is often difficult and unpleasant during the winter months. However, a visit to a sauna could solve this problem during the colder months of the year.

Co-enzyme Q10 has been touted, with good reason, as the next big thing in antioxidant nutrients but it’s much more than just an antioxidant.

Good for your insides as well as your outside, this grain provides you with essential vitamins, iron, fibre and carbohydrates. It’s time to elevate the status of the humble oat.

For literally thousands of years, the pomegranate has been steeped in myth and lauded for its healing properties. In the past 10 years, modern science has started to realise why.

Who knew this humble dairy product had so many benefits? From digestive healt, longevity, cancer and weight loss, yoghurt has all the bases covered.

The time for summer salads is here and what better dressing could there be than one that uses olive oil as its base? Read on to find out the wide-ranging benefits of this liquid gold.

Finger analysis suggests that early humans were more promiscuous than we are today.

According to Hatha Yoga there are six Shatkarmas, also known as cleansing techniques. The Shatkarmas activate, cleanse and purify the body’s system allowing prana to flow freely and ultimately help one achieve a deeper yogic state. The six shatkarmas involve a range of techniques that focus on different aspects of the body such as the […]