When it comes to creating soft, hair-free skin, ask yourself: do you feel plucky? Or are you someone who prefers to thread carefully?

Bad skin is as much a psychological torture as a physical one. There are, however, natural ways to effectively keep pimples at bay.

The benefits of practising yoga at home extend far beyond being able to set your own schedule. Whether it is to improve your abilities or develop an increased spiritual awareness, home is where the yogic art is.

Had a rough day, or just feeling a little out of sorts? Most people suffer from the blues from time to time. Here are some proven ways to boost your mood — naturally.

Apart from teaching us the profound effect food has on our wellbeing and longevity, macrobiotics emphasises that the way we eat and affects us physically, emotionally, mentally, sexually and spiritually.

Besides being delicious, potatoes are packed with essential nutrients. Learn more about the history and benefits of this nourishing vegetable and discover some delicious ways to incorporate it into your diet.

The health benefits of omega-3 oils from fish are well documented but there are also concerns about mercury levels in fish. Are the benefits worth the risks?

It’s a well-established fact that the tomato is a good source of vitamin C, with levels similar to that of kiwi fruit or oranges. However, new research shows the humble tomato is a much more important health food than previously realised.

Many of us enjoy a good and soothing cup of tea every now and again. But there is much more to tea than a pleasant drinking experience. Discover the health benefits of a good ol’ cuppa!

As a technology for food processing, food irradiation is the exposure of food to gamma rays from a radioactive source. What are the health benefits and risk factors associated with irradiated foods?

When the temperature outside soars, keep your body temperature down and your nutrient levels high by making your approach to meal preparation in tune with the season.

Nanoburrs are tiny particles that can cling to your arteries and slowly release medicine.