Bee allergies can be quite intense, even fatal. So it makes sense why those allergic to bees might consider avoiding honey.

Companies claiming health benefits are adding the protein to nutrition bars, sparkling water, coffee creamer and more.

Medically reviewed by Karina Tolentino, RD Key Takeaways Honey is a natural sugar substance made by bees, with ...

Despite testimony about confusing definitions and difficulty of implementation, the Idaho Legislature passed a law last year ...

Honey and refined sugar contain similar calories and sugar content. Honey has a lower glycemic index, a sweeter taste, and beneficial compounds. Both can have a place in a healthy and balanced diet if ...

Maple sugar and honey are natural sweeteners with different health benefits. Learn more about their nutritional values and ...

Memo Genesis is launching in the United States and Canada as a dietary supplement formulated to support cognitive health, ...

Pure Intentions Juice Bar offers a new, healthy option by the waterfront in Steilacoom. Choose from a long list of juices or ...

As the weather begins to warm and pollen begins floating through the air, so do claims that eating local honey helps with ...

This week's roundup focuses on healthy beverages that can help you sneak some additional nutrients and benefits into your ...

Saunas are having a moment right now, thanks to a surge of interest in wellness. Enthusiasts cite a range of health benefits. Research shows it's not just hype. There is an age-old practice that's ...

Scientists in Brazil have developed a surprising new food ingredient by combining two natural products: honey from native bees and the shells of cocoa beans. The result is a sweet mixture with a ...