There’s a new category of soft drinks which promise to burn calories. Are they too good to be true? Nutritionist Samantha Heller of Health magazine has the low-down of these cutting edge diet drinks.

Alternative therapies such as reflexology and herbal supplements may reduce a woman’s chance of getting pregnant, experts said.

The latest effort from author/cardiologist Dr. Arthur Agatston outlines his four-step plan to keep people heart-healthy. He discussed it on The Early Show. Eating right and exercising are only the beginning.

Joie Chen calls it a growing trend: nutritionists in grocery store aisles, helping customers sort through all the terms and information on food labels and beyond, so they can make healthier choices.

Vitamin D helps the body absorb calcium and keep our bones strong. But “D” does much more than that and, as Dr. Emily Senay reports, many experts say it may be time to raise the recommended amount.

Thalia Assuras asks if organic foods are really healthier and safer for consumers than so-called conventionally grown foods. The answer might surprise you.

A new study finds that for most people, dieting just doesn’t work. Samantha Heller, a nutritionist with “Health” magazine, answers questions and offers advice for losing weight and keeping it off.

An expert told Susan McGinnis they’re much more important than having an SUV or other vehicle with four-wheel drive. McGinnis put the tires to the test, on The Early Show.

Getting a good night’s sleep is important and changing a few “bad” habits could help you get those 40 winks and feel more rested. Julie Chen got some expert advice on how to get better sleep.

In recent years, people have come to understand post-partum depression, but severe depression also occurs during pregnancies, as well. It’s a condition that is more common than many people think.