I've heard that we're all products of our environment. The environment that surrounds us determines the path of our life, at least in part. So it's not surprising that this applies to health and weightloss as well. Just as a messy house can be ...

A diet that shrinks your clothing size and your impact on the environment? Sounds too good to be true but a new book by American chef Laura Stec and environmental expert Eugene Cordero called the Global Warming Diet attempts to do just that, and I ...

Here's some interesting news I learned from The Beauty Brains: Dirty hair might save the environment. Ok, maybe that's stretching it a bit, but dirty hair is at least good for the environment because it absorbs ozone from the air. In fact, dirty hair ...

If you're into health and fitness then you're pretty much automatically into drinking fluids and staying hydrated. I saw this article over at FitSugar about how all the water bottles are piling up in the landfills and harming the environment, and ...

While they were studying pandas in a Chinese wildlife reserve, scientists came upon an interesting finding. Among the human citizens who lived on the reserve, the number of households were increasing far faster than the population. The reason was ...

If last week's Independence Day celebrations left you feeling patriotic, then consider this: What better way to show your love for your country than by preserving it for future generations? Check out this Global Warming Survival Guide from Time ...

Think obesity is due to food addictions and all those tasty chemicals on most of the foods we eat? Not according to Dr. Sara Kirk, who believes obesity is a product of environment and culture more than anything. This is an interesting study and it ...

As we fight to stay fit and lean, your bloodline is an ever-present contender in the ring. If your parents are overweight or obese, it can be tough not to walk in their footsteps. A new twin study reveals the power of genetics -- nature beats nurture ...