New Studies Highlight Health Benefits of the Exceptional Cranberry - EON: Enhanced Online News (press release)

New Studies Highlight Health Benefits of the Exceptional Cranberry EON: Enhanced Online News (press release) For nearly three decades, many studies have confirmed the cranberry's urinary tract health benefits. Now, new research provides additional evidence of these benefits while also examining how the cranberry helps bolster immunity and antioxidant support. and more »

These are the antioxidants you should look for - Chicago Sun-Times

These are the antioxidants you should look for Chicago Sun-Times These days it seems as if just about every food is boasting about its “antioxidant power.” But for many shoppers, the claim is confusing and rightfully so. There are actually thousands of antioxidants, each with unique properties and benefits and ... and more »

Herbs have many healthy benefits - Richmond Times Dispatch

Herbs have many healthy benefits Richmond Times Dispatch Let's look at some of the health benefits of common herbs. Basil: Basil leaves contain beneficial essential oils that are known to have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Basil is very low in calories. It is a rich source of many essential ...

Testing Antioxidant Power of Foods - Wall Street Journal

Testing Antioxidant Power of Foods Wall Street Journal "The values have nothing to do with whether a food is healthy for you or not." The problem with ORAC, says Dr. Ames of UC Berkeley, is that a substance that looks like an excellent antioxidant in a test tube may not be well-absorbed by the body.

Acai Berry, Science Doesn't Support the Hype Says Natural Health Sherpa - SBWire (press release)

Acai Berry, Science Doesn't Support the Hype Says Natural Health Sherpa SBWire (press release) Natural Health Sherpa found out that acai berry does have some antioxidant benefits. However, compared to other juices and beverages in the market that contains antioxidants, acai berry is nowhere near the top of the list. In a study published in the ... and more »