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When it comes to meat, "organic" and "grass-fed," or "pasture raised," are the latest nutritional buzz words. What does it all mean?

Say "trans fats" and watch people cringe. Why? Because many people believe all trans fats are bad for health, unaware that there are good and "bad" trans fats.

Stress, boredom, and exhaustion can all set the biochemical stage for emotional eating. Fortunately, nutrients can help relieve stress and prevent emotional eating.

Increased consumption of kangaroo meat around the world has led to a multi-million dollar industry as this Australian icon is recognised as the healthy BBQ alternative.

Artificial lighting can inhibit melatonin levels which can put one at an increased risk for breast cancer.

Tonalin CLA is a supplement that can be taken daily to aid fat reduction.

Just when you thought you'd finally figured out the whole organic thing, the grass-fed movement erupted. What is all the buzz about, and what does it mean?

Red meat from cattle is a complete-protein food, meaning it provides all 22 amino acids that our bodies need.

Dietary conjugated linoleic acid, in ruminant animal flesh and their dairy products aren't just strong antioxidants; they also induce abdominal fat loss.

Dietary antioxidants predominate in plant derived foods, but meat, eggs, milk and dairy products contain their own antioxygen and antiradical compounds.

Lamb meat provides superior protein that's low in fat and high in antioxidants. Learn tips for choosing lamb and recipes for meat purchased from grocery stores or online.

Studies show that grass-fed cattle have dramatically fewer E. coli - a large and diverse group of bacteria - in their intestines than their grain-fed counterparts.

Conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) is the latest weight loss supplement touted to help people lose weight quickly, but does it work?

Researchers from the USA have recently produced a report on popular dietary supplements. While some promote weight loss, they found, most are ineffective or dangerous.

Ghee is a cooking oil that is healthy yet tastes satisfyingly rich. All that's required is patience.

Overweight and obese women could benefit from supplementing their diet with two common 'good' dietary fats, shown to reduce weight in menopausal women with Type2 diabetes

Grass-fed beef and beef products are some of the healthiest animal-based products that humans can eat.

Conventional wisdom suggests that lightly colored vegetables offer "low" or no nutrients. Research shows white mushrooms contain many nutrients that confer health.

When does it truly make a difference whether food is produced organically or not? Some pollutants are worse than others.