Learn if you can safely eat raw quinoa, its nutritional benefits, and how to properly cook it for the best taste and health advantages.

If you’re one of those people who think nuts and seeds are just “sprinkles” on your regular food, you’ve got to think again.

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Salmonella in these dog and cat foods can sicken animals that eat it and people handling the products, the FDA warns.

Eating raw pumpkin is safe, though you may not enjoy its texture. Many people find it easier to eat—and digest—when cooked, but there's no reason you can't taste raw pumpkin if you're curious.

Josh Axe and Jordan Rubin's new "Biblio Diet" promotes using ancient biblical foods like red meat, olive oil and honey to ...

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