Evidence Mounts That Diet, Exercise Help Survivors Cut Cancer Risk

The American Cancer Society says there's strong evidence that an active lifestyle and a diet rich in fruits and vegetables can help cancer survivors live longer and stay cancer-free. But the latest guidelines take a dim view of nutritional supplements, which experts say can be harmful.

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ORONO, Maine – A University of Maine graduate student is hoping to find 12 young men to participate in a 12-week nutrition and exercise study on how a daily diet of antioxidant-rich wild Maine blueberries affects health and fitness.

Consumer Watchdog: Keep eyes peeled for potatoes

Spuds are quiet achievers, offering twice the vitamin C of blueberries They're called super foods, but nutrition experts are urging people not to fall completely for the hype.They point out the humble potato is more nutritious...

Top 10 cellulite-busting foods

Suffering from bumpy “orange peel” skin on your legs, bum or tum? You're not alone – cellulite affects over 90 per cent of post-adolescent women. While there is no quick – or definite – cure for cellulite, by addressing its fundamental causes through your diet you can greatly reduce its appearance and pave the way for smoother skin. Here are our top 10 foods for giving cellulite the heave-ho.

Here's What You Need To Eat To Reduce The Risk Of Dementia

When it comes to aging, life can be cruel. There's plenty to think about. What will happen to my looks? What will happen to my body? Will I still be able to pursue my interests? What will happen to my mind?