If you commonly eat brown rice or lighter colored goods, then it’s time to try black rice. Learn more about the amazing health benefits of black foods here.
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Chrysanthemum tea is popular in Asia but not many Americans know about it. Read more about why you should add this herbal tea to your daily health regimen.
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Is black garlic better for you than white, raw garlic? Some evidence suggests it might be, but eating more than you should could be problematic. Our experts shine light on the pros and cons of black garlic.
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Mulberry leaf is an excellent supplement to take if you’re looking to support brain, immune, and general health. Read on to learn more about the amazing benefits of this medicinal shrub here.
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Adding herbs to your favorite Easter recipes is a great way to make them a bit healthier. Here are the best ones to use.
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Explore the basics of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Plus, find out how you can incorporate TCM practices into your daily life.
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The lemongrass plant is ideal for supporting digestive health, aiding in postpartum care, and even reducing stress and anxiety. Here’s how to use it.
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Do you miss eating pasta on the low-carb diet? Shirataki noodles contain almost no calories and carbs, and they taste great. Learn more here.
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Ginseng root is a popular medicinal herb, and aphrodisiac. Learn how ginseng root can improve men’s physical and sexual health.
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Bird’s nest is renowned for its incredible benefits that has been used for centuries in China. Let’s break down the healing properties of this ancient health tonic.
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This vegetable of the sea is rich in iodine and antioxidants. Learn more about seaweed benefits and how it can keep your health in check.
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Goji berries have been enjoyed as a medicinal herb and food supplement for centuries. A rich antioxidant, more Americans are taking it to reap its many benefits.
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