An FDA warning sheds light on questioning if herbal health products and supplements are safe for pregnant women. An ob/gyn discusses what it means.
Recipe: Cantaloupe and Tomato Salad
Looking to break away from your normal salad? Try this simple yet satisfying one instead.
Get Nauseous After Taking Vitamins? 6 Tips to Make Them Easier to Stomach
Taking vitamins on an empty stomach can make you feel sick. Skip the stomach ache by taking them with food, using easy-to-digest formats and reducing your dose size.
Are You Taking Too Much Calcium, A or D?
An expert explains the health benefits of calcium, vitamin A and vitamin D and just how much you need to stay in balance.
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FDA Safety Alert: Biotin Can Affect Medical Test Results
The FDA has issued an alert on biotin, a supplement often prescribed for healthy hair, skin and nails. Find out if high levels of biotin could be throwing off your lab test results.
The Benefits of Vitamin C: Why Your Child Needs It
With winter and cold and flu season getting started, it’s important to know what vitamin C does and doesn’t help.
Supplements: They’re Not As Safe As You Might Think
Lack of knowledge about the risks of these vitamins and supplements can lead to potential and unforeseen problems.
Study: High-Dose Vitamin D Does Not Prevent Heart Disease
Vitamin D is well-known for its role in prevention and treatment of bone health issues; A new study looks at whether taking a high-dose vitamin D supplement could help prevent heart disease as well.
The Truth About 5 Common Dietary Supplements for Vascular Health
Are certain vitamins or supplements beneficial for peripheral artery disease (PAD)? Find out which supplements are safe to take and which ones can be risky when you have PAD.
How Your Child Can Benefit From Probiotics
Probiotics add another layer of good microorganisms to the already existing good ones. Although probiotics are not a digestive cure-all, they can be highly beneficial to kids and adults.
