Pecans and hazelnuts? Those really are nuts. But almonds and pistachios are not (they're seeds) and peanuts are a bean (legume) which grows in the ground.
Th...
No, its scientific name of Hippophae rhamnoides has nothing to do with hippos, but it does with horses. Here's the Latin to English translation for each part:
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If you think your natural deodorant and organic ice cream doesn’t contain this, then you better double check that ingredient label.
Oh wait, not even that is...
The supplement aisle at Whole Foods has quite a bit of real estate allocated exclusively towards maca powder and capsules. Likewise for Vitamin Shoppe and Vitam...
When it comes to the side effects of fats, most people are only concerned about calories and saturated vs. unsaturated.
Those may be the least of your proble...
Victoria's Secret supermodel Miranda Kerr may be even better known for her flings with Orlando Bloom and Snapchat billionaire Evan Spiegel. Aesthetically, she's...
Many types of essential oils, such as helichrysum, get hyped by bloggers despite the fact there's very little research about them.
When you find one that has...
For the origin of Velco, you have the seeds of this plant to thank.
After taking a stroll in 1948, a Swiss man (George de Mestral) noticed how the burdock se...
Can it really help with hair growth? How about irritable bowel syndrome?
Rather than help, maybe you’ve heard it can hurt those pesky spiders, mice, rats, an...
Many so called "health" foods are based on nothing but hype. Few have as big of a cult following as this one, and literally none have maintained their momentum ...
Eat dirt. It’s a phrase which is not meant to be taken literally.
Now that’s changing.
Some people are literally recommending you should eat dirt. Daily, ...
