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Life’s better when you’re well. Antioxidants in tea leaves are helpful to the immune system. Yet, how you consume tea leaves impacts how much of an immune boost you will get. Here’s what research says is the best way to boost your immune system with tea.

Learn to love mornings again! Whether you’re a mom or a parent, you know a good morning routine can transform your entire day. Discovering the best morning routine can be restorative, nourishing, and energizing. A less frantic morning awaits you.

Elevate your mornings with a healthy breakfast that’s quick, delicious, and fuels you as you move into your day and towards your goals. It’s amazing - the small action of adding tea leaves to your breakfast has big benefits!

Dried tea leaves may not be as healthy as originally thought, making some wonder if there’s a better way to consume tea. Science suggests you may want to stop drinking dry tea and start eating fresh tea leaves instead. Here’s why…

Get a natural boost of energy when you add more greens into your day. Feel better with the nutrients leafy greens offer – they are among the healthiest foods in the world. Are you struggling to find easy ways to add more greens to your day? We get that. Here’s a resource to help you. 

Eat your tea leaves if you’re looking for a way to support your immune system, says scientific evidence. Even greater than the benefits of drinking green tea, eating the tea leaves (Camellia sinensis) offers larger amounts of key nutrients your body needs to defend itself from viruses and other invaders.

Smoothies are good for you, according to science. Here’s how to make delicious smoothies that research shows may improve your workout, and enhance your athletic performance.

Sunburns happen sometimes when you’re having fun in the sun. Luckily, there are foods that offer nutrients that help naturally heal your sunburn quickly. As for that sunburnt skin, here’s what science says are the best foods to eat to soothe your skin.

Wondering whether all the hype about eating plants is healthy – let’s go steep in the science of plant-based diets and discover if it’s good for you.

Plant-based diets are everywhere, transforming store shelves and menus at restaurants. Even the American Heart Association is touting plants for their benefits, with their experts concluding that a mostly plant-based diet is linked with lower rates of heart disease...

Hello, there - beautiful, healthy-looking skin! Certain superfoods help nourish the skin, improving its health and appearance. Skin experts agree, that with the right nutrients, smoothies can support healthy skin maintenance and repair. Are you ready to glow?

Tea leaves are very nutritious. For over a millennium, leaves from the tea plant (Camellia sinesis) have been cherished as a nutritious source of powerful antioxidants. But, there’s much more nutrition in a tea leaf than just antioxidants. Fresh tea leaves are a beneficial source of plant-based protein, fibers, and more!

Eating more nutrient-dense food is important with rising levels of obesity linked to the consumption of too much energy-dense food (and sedentary lifestyles), according to researchers. Estimates suggest low consumption of nutrient-dense plants contributes to cardiovascular disease and cancer worldwide