Several restaurant chains are moving away from using seed oils. Does that mean you should stop consuming them?

A new study has reignited claims that we are being “poisoned” by seed oils. But should we really be avoiding them?

Do cooking oils cause cancer? No, but a new study looking at seed oils, omega-6s and colon cancer is causing concern. Here's ...

Acne causes pimples, usually on the face, chest, or back. Most common in teenagers and young adults, acne can also affect ...

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The popular seed oil is known for its high smoke point and neutral flavor that make it ideal for frying or baking. Here’s how ...

Sunflower oil is high in vitamin E and nourishes dry skin, leaving it soft and smooth. It provides a natural barrier against ...

Signs posted in New York City accused Carbone of including seed oils in its spicy rigatoni. But why is that even a problem?

It’s not a new idea, nor is it even an old idea. McDonald’s used to use it, and Buffalo Wild Wings still does.

For a few pounds, this household herb can naturally whiten your teeth and you can be the proud mouth that's homing those ...

Although Dr. Green is quick to note that “skincare in-flight can be incredibly effective, especially if you are on a long ...

While sunflower petals are beautiful and vibrant, they also hold a secret: they're packed with benefits for your skin!