Journal voices alarm over teen use of energy drinks

Editors at the Canadian Medical Association Journal are wondering why caffeine pills need health warnings guarding against their use in children, yet no such warnings exist on "energy drinks," which can contain twice as much caffeine.

Experts Question Safety of Dietary Supplements

Millions of Americans swear by the health benefits of plant-based dietary supplements and other remedies billed as natural and often purported to have amazing results. Some $34 billion is spent annually on alternative medicine, including supplements.

Homegrown cancer-fighters

Fancy foreign berries and their ordinary Ohio counterparts seem to be equals when it comes to preventing cancer, new research has found.In this latest research, Gary Stoner decided he'd branch out from his old standby - the Ohio-grown black raspberry - and look more closely at a variety of other berries, both domestic and exotic.

Making Love In The Kitchen: Caribana Inspired Carribean Fruit Dreams - National Post

Making Love In The Kitchen: Caribana Inspired Carribean Fruit Dreams National Post We think Noni juice will heal our ails, we slather on aloe when we spend too much time in the sun, and who doesn't love a ripe and delicious banana? ... and more »

Experts Question Safety of Dietary Supplements - FOXNews

Experts Question Safety of Dietary Supplements FOXNews Polynesian noni juice, said to heal the mind, body and spirit, has not been proven do so, but it is known to cause liver problems. ... and more »