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Jan. 11, 2011

CBS’s new ‘EcoAds’ are misleading

A new advertising program slaps an 'EcoAd' seal on TV spots that are "delivered in a sustainable manner" ... regardless of what company or product....More
Jan. 10, 2011

Are you an upbeat or beat-up retailer?

Are you upbeat or beat up? When I recently came across this question in the book Staying Positive in a Negative World by Kenneth W. Hagin, it....More
Jan. 7, 2011

The bottled water jig is up

A recent EWG report takes a closer look at the multi-billion dollar bottled water industry and uncovers what companies do—and don't—disclose....More
Jan. 7, 2011

Are Americans delusional about their diets?

It's hard to believe that 90 percent of Americans say they eat a healthy diet....More
Jan. 6, 2011

Starbucks' new logo a nogo?

The coffee behemoth is changing its logo--will it also clean up its ingredients and sustainability standards?....More
Jan. 6, 2011

Snake oil or solid science: Visualizing the research behind supplements

David McCandless at Information is Beautiful takes a stab at plotting the science supporting condition-specific benefits of a wide range of dietary....More
Jan. 4, 2011

Oh, those not-so-healthy holiday habits

Well, it’s January 4, and I’m back in the office after a fantastic and frenzied, friend- and family-filled holiday break. But rather....More
Jan. 4, 2011

6 signs 2011 could be healthier than 2010

If you look, you can find signs of hope in the headlines....More
Dec. 29, 2010

Meat: USDA dims glow of America's favorite at the table

Nutrition labels found commonly in the center aisles make it to the meat counter....More
Dec. 23, 2010

The ghost of the McCain supplement bill hovers over food safety legislation

Although the mainstream media isn't talking about it, it's important to understand how the Food Safety Modernization Act affects dietary supplements....More
Dec. 22, 2010

Wikileaks: government pitching GMOs globally

Wikileaks exposes the US government's role in pushing GM farming globally....More
Dec. 22, 2010

Jumo – the social network for global change

Jumo - the social network that connects people with causes - is in beta; and it's worth your attention....More
Dec. 21, 2010

Despite recent study results, I'm sticking with echinacea

After reading the latest study investigating echinacea's ability to ward off symptoms of the common cold, my response is: So what?....More
Dec. 20, 2010

Natural-cut fries don’t cut it naturally

Fast-food chain Wendy's introduced Natural-Cut French Fries with sea salt. What's so natural about deep-fried skin-on potatoes? Will Fast Food Nation....More
Dec. 16, 2010

Marketing not rocket science: Vitamin D is beautiful

How much vitamin D do you need? There are many ways to deliver this information -- some of them beautiful. Next time you have an important message....More
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