Beauty

The Body Shop is well known for its history of campaigns to raise money for environmental and social causes. This

Do you take good care of your feet? Footwear company Naot wants to know. Their mission is to provide women

If you think you’re extra sweaty, you’re not alone. According to a 2004 U.S. study by Unilever, one in five

Bananas have been so ubiquitous and so popular for so long that it’s hard to imagine the kitchen without them.

It doesn’t hurt to be reminded in a straightforward manner where wrinkles come from. After all, one can easily get

Some of my favourite stories from around the web this week: From the Office Diet, tips on taking care of

I just read on cbc.ca that some resorts in the Rockies are offering visitors "electronic rehab" packages where they take

As part of my effort to make running less boring—and get in better shape—I’ve signed up to run a 10K

New research adds additional strength to the old real estate maxim: location, location, location. Researchers at the University of Michigan

A new study, led by Canadian researchers and published today in the Canadian Medical Association Journal, looked at whether seven

In the summer, when it’s hot out (which doesn’t seem to be a given this year!), I could live on

I like to run—it’s a versatile, time-effective way to get some cardio in, and it makes me feel good—but with

There is absolutely no reason you can't have healthy, attractive skin throughout your life. Find out how with these essential...

The one thing I miss about the cooler weather is being able to go for a run at any time

Follow these tips to keep your skin healthy and young

Some interesting stories around the web… From Weighting Line, a simple way to learn to eat healthier. From beautygeeks, an

There was an interesting article in yesterday’s Globe about Aimee Moore, an Ontario woman who has suffered from anorexia and

One barrier to weight loss is the extra calories that sneak in when you’re not looking—finishing the food on your

An image of a smiling baby activates the reward centres of its mother’s brain—sounds like common sense. But research into

Cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, kale and cabbage—so named because of the shape of their leaves—have been touted in many

Finally, there’s great summer weather right across Canada! From Nanaimo to Moose Jaw, Sherbrooke to Charlottetown, barbecues are being fired

Some health-related stories from around the web: From the Globe and Mail: Britain’s National Health Service turns 60 this year—what

With Canada Day behind us, it’s safe to say that the summer season is in full swing. And opportunities for

A recent study from the British Journal of Cancer provides more evidence that following certain dietary principles—the traditional Mediterranean diet,

Education on sexual health and safe sex is typically aimed at young adults, whether in high school or university. But

It’s finally strawberry season, which means that locally grown berries are now available in farmers’ markets (and in your own

A good diet, relaxation and gentle exercise will help your body to readjust to your post-pregnancy state and undo some...

More health-related news from around the web: From the Globe and Mail, two soon-to-be-published long-term studies show that running could

Pizza is hardly known as a health food, usually due to high levels of fat (cheese), refined carbs (that white