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The 5: healthy things about cinnamon

Cinnamon is one of those spices that can liven up many dishes, and while tasty things often aren't good for you, this is one exception -- cinnamon is ... Read More »

Can wine fight cavities?

A new study shows that both red and white wine, even without the alcohol, may help fight cavities. Although it's interesting, it's really nothing to ... Read More »

Weird science: Are antibacterial products bad for you?

The age-old adage of washing up before dinner has some strong implications when you consider how much bacteria could be hitching a ride on dirty ... Read More »

The all-natural wonder food: Honey

Honey has been around since the beginning of time, and with technology giving us so many artificial and chemical alternatives for everything from ... Read More »

Antibacterial products don't prevent colds ... and they might be bad for you

These days, it seems like so many products use the label 'antibacterial' as a selling point. I know I've chosen the antibacterial version of something ... Read More »

Olive oil might help prevent ulcers

Olive oil isn't just good for your heart (and your stir-fry veggies), it's also good for your stomach. According to a new study coming out of Spain, ... Read More »

Antibacterial soap can disrupt hormones

You may have heard of the ingredient triclosan - it's commonly used in antibacterial soaps and even some toothpastes. Earlier this year, triclosan ... Read More »

Antibacterial clays might be coming soon to a hospital near you

Antibacterial clays are earning some respect as a legitimate medicinal tool. Like most people, I usually associate clay with spas... things like clay ... Read More »

Antibacterial products do more harm than good

The antibacterial products found absolutely everywhere nowadays aren't really doing what they promise, and appear to be harming the environment ... Read More »

Antibacterial mouse keeps your hands clean

Numerous studies have shown that your desk is riddled with germs, and that the "typical worker's desk has hundreds of times more bacteria per square ... Read More »