Wellness Times

Sad that summer’s almost over? You may be even sadder when you take the time to inventory your skin. All those days at the pool can leave more than tan lines. But take heart: Natural methods do exist for erasing sunshine’s calling card—sun spots.

Is it hot in here, or is it just me? If hot flashes are making you miserable, new research indicates you could try this.

Looking to drop a few pounds? New research shows how unroasted green coffee beans just might help you win the losing game. Find out if this is just a fad or a science-based solution to weight loss woes.

Psoriasis not only causes itching, discomfort and embarrassment for those who are afflicted, but it can harm quality of life. While there’s currently no cure, there are ways to help mitigate the suffering psoriasis brings.

We typically associate PTSD with dramatic events, but the fact is it can be caused by any number of common negative experiences—even infidelity or bankruptcy.

How early does television-watching affect a child’s health, and what exactly are its ramifications? A new study sheds some light on how screen time is harming our kids.

Transforming food scraps into compost means healthier plants and smaller landfills—and you don’t even need a yard to do it.

An age-defying oil that can bring back glow to a lackluster complexion, argan oil leads the pack of superfoods for skin.

Service dogs have a long history as invaluable partners and helpers. New research shows, however, that some dogs have talents that go way beyond even what the most fanatical dog lover could have imagined.