Love them or hate them, there's no denying that eating vegetables is good for your overall health. If getting veggies in on a regular basis feels like a dreaded chore, you might consider juicing. It ...

Medically reviewed by Melissa Nieves, LND Juicing, or extracting juice from fresh fruits and vegetables, can be a convenient way to increase your intake of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.

Fruits and veggies are imperative for a healthy diet but it’s not so easy to cook nutrient-dense meals every day. For an extra blast of vitamins and other nutrients your body can use to get and stay ...

For my birthday this year, I only had one request: a good juice machine. And with that request fulfilled, I joined the millions of Americans who start their day with a glass of freshly made vegetable ...

A few years back, juicing was associated with people on strict raw food diets Recently, it has spilled into the mainstream, thanks to documentaries and kale-sipping celebrities There are a bunch of of ...

Last year, Kim Wilcox and his wife, Tamara, were flipping TV channels when they stumbled on a movie with an attention-grabbing title: “Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead.” The 2010 documentary follows ...

Celery is one of those veggies that people love or hate. Maybe you love celery’s unique flavor, or maybe the stringy texture makes it a hard sell for you. Either way, you can get health benefits from ...

Last year, Kim Wilcox and his wife, Tamara, were flipping TV channels when they stumbled on a movie with an attention-grabbing title: “Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead.” The 2010 documentary follows ...