The Right Choice for a Healthier You®- Better Nutrition, Better Living

What you eat and drink can greatly affect the overall condition and look of your skin. Check out these nutrients and foods that improve skin health.

One of the most effective ways to protect yourself from harmful UV rays is to wear UV protective clothing and accessories. Do you know what to look for?

It can be tough not knowing what to expect, as the aging journey does not look the same for everyone. Here's what to expect in the 5 stages of aging.

Eating a diet rich in superfoods can be beneficial for brain health, memory, and concentration. Check out these foods to add to your diet for long-term brain health.

Gluten has gotten a bad rap in recent years. Many people are under the assumption that gluten-free equals healthy—but is that really true?

Studies suggest that activities that stimulate the brain can help ward off conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. 

People who regularly drink sugary beverages are more likely to have health problems. Find out how much is too much, and how to choose wisely.

You don’t have to let your vacation derail your commitment to regular exercise. Here is a closer look at ways to exercise on vacation.

When you’re feeling tense, it’s important to be mindful of what you’re eating. Food can either lower your stress or intensify it. Here are 10 to try when stressed!

Do you recognize false nutrition claims when you see them? Watch for these red flags and see resources where you can check them out.

Worried you are enjoying your favorite morning "pick-me-up" a little too much? Don't put down your mug yet; check out these health benefits of the bean!

We know we should eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, but sometimes it's a challenge to reach the recommended 5 servings per day. Here are some ideas to get there!

Two-plus years into the pandemic, and with the recent Omicron variant adding to challenges, on-site workplace meals have taken the front seat.

You can't exercise away a bad diet, but do you know if your exercise regimen is truly supporting your overall health? Here are five pillars to guide you.

Have a hard time separating creatively-labeled junk foods from actual healthy foods? Explore common claims and what they actually mean.

Working from home the past two years has also meant eating at home. Wonder how it's impacted preferences? Check out these food trends for 2022.

Many Americans are following a new social challenge to abstain from drinking alcohol for the month of January. Here are 10 great mocktails to make it through!

Take some of the stress of the New Year off yourself by meal prepping, so you have meals ready to go. If you’ve never tried it before, now is a great time to start!

Yes! Meditation actually has some great health benefits—both physical and psychological. Find out more about this free, easy-to-start, do-almost-anywhere practice.

Juicing has become increasingly popular in recent years. Here’s the skinny on what’s hype and what’s real when it comes to the juicing fad.

Does your toddler refuse to eat anything except chicken nuggets or mac-and-cheese? Is mealtime a war of the wills? We've got you covered!

"Gamifying" your workouts is a new way to make exercise more fun and give you the motivation you need to stick with a regular exercise program. 

You did it! You’ve taken the plunge and signed up for your first 5K race—now what? It's all in the preparation. Here are some tips to ensure a great race experience.

Everyone has skin spots—from moles to freckles to pimples and birthmarks. Most are normal and harmless, but occasionally a mole or spot can become cancerous.

What you put in your mouth is just as important as what you apply to your skin. Join us for a look at how to improve your skin's health through dietary choices.

Rates of depression, substance abuse, and suicide are higher in men than women, yet men often hesitate to seek help. Learn more about options for help here.

Fatigue can be caused by a variety of things, from minor medical conditions to more serious illnesses. More often than not, it’s caused by lifestyle choices.

 As more people are finding ways they can practice a sustainable lifestyle, growing one’s own food has become more popular. Check out our guide to getting started!

Even if you eat what you consider to be a healthy diet, you may be eating more sugar than you realize due to hidden sugar in processed food and beverages.

It’s estimated that more than 32 million Americans have a serious and potentially life-threatening food allergy. Learn more on this common condition...

Dietary supplements are everywhere, and available in a wide range of brands and prices. Are they effective, or just effective at marketing?

Getting enough quality sleep is important to your health...and your waistline! Find out more about the sleep and weight connection here!

Building strength is not only important for your general health and athletic aspirations, but also for performing daily activities, especially as you age.

Every year, 1 in 6 Americans get sick from food-borne illness with 128,000 of them hospitalized. Find out how to protect yourself from this preventable situation.