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There are many factors to consider when making a sunscreen purchase. Spray or squeeze? Low SPF or high SPF? Regular sunscreen or mineral sunscreen? Discover the differences in sunscreens and why you may want to consider natural sunscreens for your health as well as the health of the environment.

Hair and nails are among the first things people notice about one another, but they’re not just for looks. They’re meant to protect your body. And when they stop looking strong and healthy, that can indicate an underlying issue. Here’s what to know about hair and nails and how to keep them looking healthy.

Is your water safe to drink? Unfortunately, you can’t trust it just because it comes from your kitchen tap. It’s shocking how many kinds of contaminants are in your water supply. So what can you do about it? Which treatment options are best? And are hydrogen water and alkaline water beneficial? Discover what’s likely lurking in your water and how to ensure that you and your family have the safest, most nourishing H20 possible.

Plastic is a great example of a technological solution that created an even bigger problem. Plastic is cheap, versatile, useful, and convenient. And over the past hundred years, it’s changed our lives in ways almost too fundamental to register. But what are the costs to our health and to the environment? If you want to reduce the amount of plastic in your life (and in your body), where do you start, and how do you go about it?

Anti-aging products are a $50 billion industry. And while there’s still no Fountain of Youth in sight, what you eat and what you put on your body have a direct effect on the appearance and health of your skin. When choosing personal care products, it’s important to read the labels. In this article, you’ll find out about some of the ingredients that are the biggest offenders to your skin, and 10 clean skincare ingredients that can have an anti-aging impact.

Learn how to make your own safe cleaning products using inexpensive, safe, and easy to find ingredients.

Cooking at home saves time and money — not to mention that it’s better for your health than most packaged, prepared, and restaurant meals. But if you want to have the most efficient kitchen possible, you need the right tools. Support your healthy eating journey by stocking up on these extremely useful kitchen tools.

What you store your food in matters. Most food storage containers are made of plastic. But research has suggested plastic is harmful to your health and the environment. Instead, try one of these food storage options that are healthier and more sustainable choices.

Is your cookware safe? Or is it off-gassing toxic chemicals that get into your food and body? This article examines the options out there so that you can make the best purchases for your health, the environment, and your cooking needs.

Follow these proven tips to help prevent cancer every day.

Some heavy metals can be harmful. But you CAN take steps to protect yourself.

One of the world’s most toxic poisons is in a staple food eaten around the world. Find out what you need to know about arsenic in rice.