Finishing three phases of a metabolic detox could leave you feeling refreshed and healthy.
For a long time, fibromyalgia wasn't even considered a real disease.
Researchers found those who consumed eggs had a lower risk of type-2 diabetes.
Why are some prescriptions specific, such as "take this medication every six or eight hours," but others are more general, such as "take this medicine three or four times a day"?

5 Questions to Ask Your Doctor

Tuesday, 28 April 2015
Remember, you have to be your own health advocate and ask the questions you may be hesitant to bring up.
If you have one of these medications, is there anything you can do?
Instead of counting calories, this app encourages children to make lifelong healthy eating and exercise habits.
Asthma treatments should always be kept on hand, but are you keeping and storing them properly?
Folic acid is an essential B vitamin that has many benefits.
Crunches, planks and sit-ups: you've tried them all, but do they actually work on that belly fat?
Treatment for gum disease can vary depending on how severe your case is.

Rosemary Boosts Brain Power

Tuesday, 07 April 2015
The strong aroma from rosemary has been used for decades to improve memory.
Daily blueberry consumption may reduce blood pressure and arterial stiffness. How many blueberries do you need to eat to get these effects?
Omega-3 fatty acids are essential for a healthy life and may be able to help reverse signs of aging.
Each week, host Dr. Susanne Bennett shares with her listeners Nature's Secrets to a healthier body. This week: Natural Remedies for Hormone Imbalance.
Did you know there are over 80 illnesses that are caused by autoimmunity?
What can you expect going into perimenopause?
Are you looking for a new way to boost your workout? Who better to follow in the footsteps than the world's top athletes?
Each week, host Dr. Susanne Bennett shares with her listeners Nature's Secrets to a healthier body. This week: Picking the right all-natural cleanse.

7 Key Factors to Losing Weight

Friday, 27 March 2015
A healthy metabolism is the key to weight loss; however, there are seven other factors to consider.
Flower pollen has been used for years as a natural remedy for many health aliments.
Learning to let go of emotional wounds can be difficult, but it's necessary to stay healthy.

Anti-Cancer Properties of Saffron

Thursday, 26 March 2015
Saffron has been used as a natural treatment against many health aliments.

6 More Food Additives to Avoid

Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Food additives can help food from going bad, but are they safe for your health?
Is it normal that food manufacturers can extend a product's shelf life by adding in preservatives?
With prompt diagnosis and treatment, seven out of 10 children who get bacterial meningitis recover without any complications.
The genes of a Zebrafish are roughly 90 percent identical to yours.
Each week, host Dr. Susanne Bennett shares with her listeners Nature's Secrets to a healthier body. This week: checking your own vitals.
Did you know that there is a new diabetes diagnoses every seven minutes? Find out what you need to know about prevention.
Kidney disease is the cause of many deaths in America. Find out how to pay attention to what your kidneys are trying to tell you.
Essential fatty acids are necessary in order for you to maintain a healthy life.
A whopping 88 percent of U.S. adults have gambled at some point in their life; but when does it turn into a problem?
Ever wonder what it takes to own a business without it completely wreaking havoc on your health and lifestyle?

Why Is Your Blood Sugar SO Low?

Friday, 06 March 2015
If you're feeling weak, experiencing mood swings, and slurring your speech, you may have low blood sugar.
Doctors are still unsure what causes GWI, but natural treatments like CoQ10 have been shown to help.
Should you consider taking a daily multivitamin?
It may offer real hope to parents of children with allergies to wheat, peanuts, eggs, milk, or shellfish.

Peanut Allergies: A New Study

Wednesday, 04 March 2015
A large, national study of food allergies in the U.S. found that more children have allergies, including severe allergies, than previously thought.
Could your medication be contributing to your hair loss?
If you happen to be in love with someone with ADHD, here are some things you may not know.
The newest research is changing the way doctors, individuals, and even government agencies view cholesterol's impact.
Turns out, cholesterol isn't a major risk factor for heart disease. But, there are four other factors you need to consider.
What are four supplements that can help ease your DOMs (delayed onset muscle soreness) symptoms?
"GMO" and "non-GMO" are big buzz words these days, but what exactly are GMOs and why are they harmful?
The dangerous risks of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) might leave you looking for more natural treatments.
One electronic cigarette can have as much nicotine as a whole pack of cigarettes.
It’s important to have a checklist for your college freshman’s health and safety needs.
Crunches, planks and sit-ups: you've tried them all, but do they actually work on that belly fat?
Curcumin is known for easing pain, treating cancer and might be a natural treatment for depression.
If you think physical clutter is a problem in your home, it might be time to stop and think: should you start with the emotional clutter first?
Even though you may be aware of all the ways you can prevent a heart attack, what about if you've already had a heart attack... what happens next?
Research shows that the period between January and Valentine's Day is the most active online dating season of the year.
If you're just not in the mood, you may want to consider eating certain foods to help boost your sex drive.
A procedure that destroys your uterine lining can help lighten up your flow, but does it have any risks?
Acetaminophen and NSAIDs are the two most common pain reliever medications.

How to Use NSAIDs Safely

Thursday, 05 February 2015
NSAIDs are the most common medication used to ease pain, but are they safe?
Doctors used to suggest zinc to help shorten the length of your cold, but does it really help?
The most popular form of contraceptive could be the reason for you inability to lose weight.

The Sucrose Debate: Natural vs. Added

Wednesday, 04 February 2015
Do natural sugars pose the same threat to your health as added sugars?
A study found that people with a cold who stayed in a hotel room left 35% of the objects in that room covered in germs.

Truth About Soda & Your Child's Health

Wednesday, 04 February 2015
More and more studies show that too much soda is bad for children.
Do your kiddos eat commercially prepared foods? They may be loaded with sugar and sodium.
Daily blueberry consumption may reduce blood pressure and arterial stiffness. How many blueberries do you need to eat to get these effects?
Each week host Dr. Susanne Bennett shares with her listeners Nature's Secrets to a healthier body.
January is Thyroid Awareness Month. Do you know the important role your thyroid plays in your health?
The only way to successfully lose weight lies within your genetic makeup.
While there is no way to cure the common cold or the flu, healthy eating during cold and flu season can help you avoid getting sick.

Have We All Become Germaphobes?

Friday, 16 January 2015
How safe are hand sanitizers? Could they be stripping your defenses against sickness?
Binge drinking, alcohol related ER visits, and DUI arrests among women are on the rise, yet there's still no conversation on why.

Vitamin D: The Flu-Busting Nutrient

Wednesday, 14 January 2015
A study published in The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found children who took vitamin D were 40 percent less likely to catch the flu.
Fireplaces and space heaters help warm you during the cold winter months, but might they be endangering your children?
Diabetes, high blood pressure, stroke and more are all health risks of inactivity.
If your time at the gym is limited, there are some changes you can make to get the most out of the minutes you have.

The Failing Flu Vaccine

Thursday, 08 January 2015
This flu season's vaccine is not protecting you as originally planned.
Research suggests meditation may physically change the brain and promote healthy behaviors.
Incorporating wholesome foods before your workout can help increase your energy levels.
Are you an active woman still struggling with your body image?
No, beer is not the secret to losing weight. One ingredient may certainly help, however.
Some hormone replacement therapies can completely stop working for certain women. Why is that?
Before having an outpatient surgery, there are several things you need to know.
Your treadmill says you've burned 300 calories, but is that accurate?

Winter Sports for Your Child

Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Whether sloshing in the snow or snowboarding, your kids' safety should come first during the cold winter months.
An increasing number of scientific studies suggest that food, like drugs or alcohol, can have addictive qualities.

A Sauna a Day Keeps the Doctor Away

Wednesday, 10 December 2014
By using a sauna, you're sweating out the toxins in your body while boosting your immune system.
Your couch may be looking extra comfy these days... how can you resist and keep those pounds from creeping on?