Dripping with sweat after an intense gym session is not just a tangible sign that you’ve made it through another calorie-burning fest (although that does feel pretty great). Sweating actually has many health benefits you might not realise.
With all the chemicals in food, you’re probably consuming a lot of pesticides without even realising it. These toxins can lead to various health issues and diseases. A study shows yet another good reason to opt for an organic diet – it can lower your pesticide exposure.
Top designers such as Vera Wang have changed the wedding gown ground rules in recent years by bringing black into the bridal scene.
It was three metres high and kept Nelson Mandela imprisoned for eighteen years. That’s the basics of what we know about the infamous Robben Island fence. But now a Capetonian jewellery designer is putting a positive spin on it with the launch of the Legacy Collection.
One way to get healthier indoor air – that could also nip colds, flu and allergies in the bud – is to place specific houseplants that kill toxins in your home.
The idea of hagfish slime doesn’t sound very appealing or like something you’d want on your skin, but it could actually be a ground-breaking way to create greener clothing choices in the future.
A recent study shows that babies are acquiring more allergies than before. What causes them and what can you do to keep your babies protected?
Back in 1994, the United Nations General Assembly named June 17th the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
They’re young, stylish and eco-fabulous! Here are some of the most fashionable female eco celebrities and what makes them so greenspirational.
You have to eat your fruits and veggies, but they don’t always feel that appealing during the colder months when you want to indulge in satisfying and hot meals. That doesn’t mean you should skip your five a day, though. Here are some winter recipes to sneak them into foods and make them more comforting.