If you or that special someone has bad breath—also known as halitosis—it could really cause a problem with your love life. But you’re not alone—bad breath affects at least 50 million people in the United States (U.S.). Cumulative strains of bacteria that you harbor in your mouth, throat and down your esophagus can make your breath smell extremely unpleasant. And these bacteria can develop from the amino acids in your mouth… or they could be the result of an infection, periodontal disease or cancer of the mouth, esophagus or lungs.

The health benefits of green tea just keep adding up! A study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that green tea may lessen the effects of depression for elderly men and women who drink the beverage daily. Results show…

Vitamin E is Mother Nature’s blood thinner helps prevent blood clots without causing hemorrhaging like over-the-counter and prescription blood thinners can. Plus, it can help protect you against inflammation, cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, heart disease and premature aging. However, a deficiency…

Often called the mushroom of immortality, the Oriental Reishi mushroom has been used safely as a medicinal treatment in China and Japan for more than 4,000 years. Records show the mushroom can help ease the effects from liver and kidney…

A healthy liver produces an all-important antioxidant known as the SOD enzyme to break down superoxide—the most common free radical in the body. The enzyme also protects the mitochondria in your cells and repairs cellular damage.

SOD levels drop in proportion…

Many people are convinced that the caffeine in coffee makes the drink addictive and unhealthy despite the fact it comes from Mother Earth. But powerful benefits can be found in the consumption of coffee…

• An 18-year study by Harvard researchers found…

As surprising as it may be, there’s a link between your sex life in your later years and spinach! Although it’s not an aphrodisiac, spinach may be just what you need to boost your flagging love life. This green, leafy…

In the words of marine explorer Jacques Cousteau, “The future of nutrition is found in the oceans.”  And there is a superfood that forms the basis of life in those oceans—marine phytoplankton or “microalgae.” But make no mistake—whatever it’s called,…

If you’re lacking in energy and your libido is low, try the high-nutrient superfood that comes straight from the Peruvian Andes—raw organic maca. For centuries the ancient Incas used this beneficial root vegetable for both food and medicine.

The root…

What is 300 times sweeter than table sugar, has no negative side effects, but is actually good for you? Why stevia, of course! Stevia is grown primarily in China and Paraguay, where stevia is a native plant. This sugar substitute…