Little Exercise is Better than None
 
	Often times when people fail in exercising regularly, they give up altogether. That's not the best option. Even limited amounts of exercise can reduce the risk of heart disease. 
 
Veggies; What They Don't Know Can't Hurt Them
 
	For some reason, most kids are completely grossed out by healthy foods - especially vegetables. But it's important that they get enough, and here’s how to get the job done. 
 
Choose Better With Nutrition Labels
 
	Many fast food joints have introduced nutrition labels so consumers can make better informed decisions. Do the labels help, or are consumers simply ignoring them? 
 
Multifunctional Tomatoes
 
	Tomatoes are like the Superman of fruits and vegetables. There’s more to these tasty fruits than meets the eye. They already have health benefits, so what more can they do? 
 
Hidden in the Tea Leaves 
 
	Research has confirmed that tea has lots of beneficial and healthy compounds. However, not all ingredients in tea are always listed, which could be worrisome for some health-conscious people.  What’s a tea lover to do? 
 
  
Seaweed is Always Greener Under the Sea
 
	The slimy, icky gooey stuff floating in the ocean, more commonly known as seaweed, is a delicacy in some countries and even provides heart health benefits. 
 
Team Sports Promotes Better Child Development
 
	Most all parents hope their children will develop and grow into outstanding adults with exceptional skills. Sports may be able to help with that aspiration - especially team sports. 
 
Double-Whammy during Pregnancy
 
	Being obese can make pregnancy harder than it already is. Adding type 2 diabetes to that mix makes pregnancy risky for both the mother and the baby. 
 
Best and Worst Foods in America
 
	It’s usually easier to choose what to eat when you know exactly what’s good or bad for you. So to help, experts have compiled a list of some of the worst and best foods in America. 
 
USDA Proposes Raw Meat Label Changes
 
	When purchasing raw meat and chicken, the labels don't always clearly detail whether marinades or injections were added. The United States Department of Agriculture hopes to rectify that.