And the award of world's oldest man goes to: Tomoji Tanabe of Japan. Today he celebrated his 113th birthday! So what keeps this man ticking?

One of the most important aspects of living an eco-lifestyle is eating healthy. Even though we would all like to eat only organic food, not all of us have access to it, so we have make do with what is provided by our local supermarket.

When a horrible odor starts to permeate throughout your home, the first thing that you want to do is to make it go away. That's when air fresheners come in handy. They battle unwanted smells in a single spray, but even though they can make your home smel

Fluoride is a chemical linked to cancer, brittle bones, thyroid disease, and other health issues. Half of all ingested fluoride remains in the skeletal system and accumulates with age.

We have looked at all the governments published residue results between Jan 2000 and December 2005, and summarised what they tell us about the pesticide residues in bread.

I recently read that two companies, The Holland, Inc. and Whole Foods, are making an eco-friendly name for themselves by using renewable wind energy to supply all of their electricity needs.

Being fat has long been seen as a personal problem, fixed only by struggling against the proliferation of fast food restaurants, unlucky genes, and a sedentary life. But could something in the environment also be making Americans fat in epidemic numbers?

The U.S. government ruled on Tuesday that food from cloned animals and their offspring is as safe as other food, opening the door to bringing meat and milk from clone offspring into the food supply.