Almost 50 percent of women and three-quarters of teenaged females aren’t getting enough iron from their food.

Easy and economical, this simple soup is a quick and flavorful way to feed your family.

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Could colostrum be beneficial to your health?

Food labels tell you what's in the food, how many calories a food item contains, and how much sugar, sodium, fat, and carbohydrates you're getting with each serving. Is that enough?

If you strip away the marketing and nonsense, science says there are some solid ways to help out your testosterone production.

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Eating specific foods can improve fertility, help prevent miscarriage, and provide a nutritional baseline to begin a healthy pregnancy.

A delicious and moderately spiced version of a traditional Indian dish is nutritious and packed full of protein, calcium, and vitamins.

Heal and restore your body with a delicious bone broth, rich in minerals to support the immune system and full of collagen, glutamine, glycine, and proline.

As awareness of our bodies grows, taking things like vitamin D levels into account is becoming increasingly important.

With so many health benefits to offer, liver deserves a second chance.

You're not doing yourself any favors by skipping out on eating your leafy greens. Supplementation alone doesn't cut it.

If you've never heard of the green plant purslane and how it relates to good nutrition, this article may be worth a read.

Taking a multivitamin is a common health recommendation, but are they doing your body more harm than good?

Researchers wanted to see how vitamin D levels correlated with power, speed, and cardiovascular ability in elite soccer players.

Multivitamins have come under fire lately, but new research suggests they may have redeeming qualities.