National Ice Cream Recall Due to Listeria Effects 13 Different Brands: Details
In 2023, ice cream and milkshake products were recalled for potential listeria contamination. In 2024, 13 brands recalled more ice cream products.
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Don't Spend Thousands — Here's the Best Way to Make a DIY Cold Plunge Chiller
Cold plunge kits can cost thousands but there are ways to DIY your setup that won't cost as much.
5 DIY Hair Masks With All-Natural Ingredients to Revitalize Your Locks
DIY hair masks can be a low cost yet effective way to maintain your hair's health. And some of the best ones only require a couple ingredients.
Eco-Friendly Hair Ties and Scrunchies to Get You Through Bad Hair Days, Sustainably
These eco-friendly hair ties and scrunchies will get you through any bad hair day, sustainably.
Is Homemade Laundry Soap Bad for You? The Pros and Cons of DIY, Explained
The average DIYer is not an industrial chemist, and the potential for mishaps when combining ingredients is high.
Prevent Heat Exhaustion During Record High Temperatures With These Tips
A global increase in heat waves means a higher risk for heat-related illnesses. Be sure to hydrate, stay indoors, wear lightweight clothing, and more.
Why Some Vegans and Vegetarians Won't Eat Margarine
Most margarines contain no animal byproducts but not all butter alternatives are considered vegan.
What Is a Beer Spa? All About the Buzzy Self Care Trend
Beer spas are popping up around the world, claiming to help improve everything from your complexion to your mood.
In One Viral Hack, Eating Raw Garlic Is Hailed as a Cure for Acne — Does It Actually Work?
TikTokers claim that eating garlic can help cure acne but dermatologists say that it may not be as effective as they think.
We Owe MSG an Apology: A Food Scientist Tells Us How It's a Flavor-Enhancing Star (Exclusive)
What does MSG taste like? The once-taboo food additive is finally getting the acceptance it deserves after decades of flawed claims and xenophobic influences.
Our Guide to Safely Getting Tie Dye Off of Your Skin
If soap and water simply isn't doing the trick, some oils, baking soda, and rubbing alcohol may be in the cards.
Is Tiger Balm Illegal? Uncovering the Truth About This Ointment
In the U.S., Tiger Balm is legal to purchase over the counter, though it has not been approved by the FDA.
Do You Have a Green Aura? We're Exploring What This Means
Those who practice Reiki believe that green auras have special meaning.
Can You Eat Peanut Shells? Exploring This Extra Crunchy Trend
Some people eat peanuts with their shells on, but that doesn't mean our human bodies are equipped to digest them.
Is Marijuana Legal in Florida? Technically — With a Lot of Caveats
Smoking weed has been a hot button issue all over the U.S. But can you smoke it in Florida? The laws around this issue have changed over the years.
Why Does My Pee Smell Like Popcorn? Some Reasons for This Phenomenon
The amount of ammonia in your urine can affect its odor — so if you're wondering why your pee smells like buttered popcorn, find out why.
The FDA Issues Soda Recall Across Multiple States — Know Before You Drink
The Charles Boggini Company is part of an FDA recall that includes their Pink Lemonade, Cola Flavoring Base, Yellow Lemonade and Yellow Lemonade X products.
Study Connects Xylitol to Heart Attacks — Check Out These Natural, Xylitol-Free Sweeteners
Xylitol has been linked to increased risk of stroke, heart attack, and even death. Here are a few alternatives to the low-calorie sweetener.
From "Curdled Baby Formula" to "Dry Dog Food"— Why Lume Deodorant Smells Like That
Lume's full body deodorant has a lot of people wondering why the brand chose these particular scents.
Popular Prebiotic Poppi Soda Facing a Class Action Lawsuit Over Health Claims
Poppi soda has been named in a law suit after customers say that the prebiotic soda doesn't live up to its health claims.
Is It Unhealthy to Crack Your Neck? What to Consider the Next Time You're in Pain
Although cracking your neck might feel like a temporary solution to any aches, it may put strain on the ligaments and lead to severe problems.
7 Natural Hair Growth Oils That Have Seen Results In More Than 100,000 Customers
These vegan, cruelty-free hair oils made of rosemary, castor oil, peppermint, and more can help nourish your scalp and strengthen your strands.
Are Farmer's Fridge Vending Machine Meals Actually Good? What Reviews Say
Farmer's Fridge is a vending machine company that is trying to provide fresh food on the go, but reviews of the food are mixed.
How Long to Train for a Marathon: What Runners Advise
Everyone's goals, abilities, and bodies are unique, but you should plan to spend at least several months training for your big day.
We Asked a Dietitian: How to Build the Ultimate Plant-Based Meal Plan for Athletes (Exclusive)
David Goldman, a sports dietitian, shares his research and expertise to formulate the perfect plant-based athlete meal plan.
Is There a Recall on Fiji Water? What to Know About the FDA Water Bottle Recall
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has updated a previous bottle water recall after more than a million bottles of water were recalled from store shelves.
What Is Cow Cuddling Therapy? This Adorable Form of Stress Reduction, Explained
Cow cuddling therapy has its benefits for both the humans doing the hugging and the cows that do the snuggling.
Gentle Yoga Could Be the Comfortable Workout Routine Your Body Is Looking For
Gentle yoga could be just the kind you're looking for. It's less straining on your body, but did you know there a slew of other kinds of yoga to try?
This Wanna Greens Product Features the World's Smallest (and Cutest) Vegetable (Exclusive)
GreenOnyx co-founder Dr. Tsipi Shoham, PhD, exclusively tells Green Matters about Wanna Greens, "the world's smallest and fastest-growing fresh vegetable."
Have a Tooth Infection? Here Are the Strongest Natural Antibiotics You Can Try
Homeopathic practitioners believe in the healing properties of essential oils for tooth infections. These are the strongest natural antibiotics.
Footsie, Anyone? A Sex Therapist Answers Our Titillating Questions About Foot Fetishism (Exclusive)
Sexpert Moushumi Ghose, MFT, exclusively spoke to Green Matters about why guys like feet. From biology to historical significance, let's talk all things foot fetishism.
Mind vs. Body: This Pregnant Vegetarian Gives Into Hamburger Cravings in Viral Video
A pregnant vegetarian went viral on TikTok after she gave into her pregnancy cravings and ordered a McDonalds hamburger.
“Forever Chemicals” Found In All Areas of the Great Lakes
The Great Lakes region, which holds 95% of the nation's freshwater supply, tests positive for PFAS in the air, atmosphere, rain, and water.
The Best Drugstore Shampoos for Every Type of Hair, Starting at Just $8
These drugstore shampoos by Native, Herbal Essences, and more are all vegan and cruelty-free. Time to clean up your haircare routine.
The Best Drugstore Conditioners for Every Kind of Hair, from Just $6
You don't have to spend salon prices to get salon-worthy hair care. Here are our best drugstore conditioners for every hair type in 2024.
Ears Full of Bothersome Wax? Before You Pick up a Cotton Swab, Here's How to Massage It Out
Some people produce more ear wax than others due to a variety of factors. Earlobe tugging is a safe method to reduce buildup without using a cotton swap.
A California Bill Could Ban "Sephora Kids" From Buying Anti-Aging Products
California bill AB2491 wants to stop children under the age of 13 from shopping for certain skincare products.
FDA Recalls Chia Seeds Issued Over Salmonella Fears: What to Know
Walmart's Great Value Brand is voluntarily recalling chia seeds due to possible salmonella contamination.
You May Be Experiencing Tooth Pain Pain for a Few Simple Reasons — Here Are Your Options
Your teeth may hurt when you bite down for a few reasons. On your way to the dentist, check out this list of causes that might be to blame.
What Is a Shower Steamer? Create a Sustainable, Spa-Like Experience at Home
What is a shower steamer? A shower steamer is essentially a vertical bath bomb, typically a small, reusable bar of essential oils that react to running water.
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Depression, Diabetes, and Early Death: What Foods to Avoid
Ultra-processed food consumption has been linked to various serious conditions, from depression to diabetes to even early death. Here's what foods to avoid.
Calm Wants to Know How You're Feeling: All About Its New Mental Health Screening Tool (Exclusive)
Calm's mental health screening tool can help you take the first step in prioritizing your mental well-being. Dr. Chris Mosunic tells Green Matters about the launch.
Yes, There’s Caffeine in Chai and Matcha — Here’s How to Choose the Right Drink for You
Yes, there is caffeine in chai and matcha. Keep reading to learn how much caffeine is in these popular teas and how to choose the right one for you.
Beloved "New Car Smell" Could Actually Be Toxic — Details Here
Findings claim toxic flame retardants added to seat foam and car components could be behind the "new car smell" car owners love.
Mental Wellness Takes Center Stage at 'Outside In' — An Immersive Theatrical Experience
The Child Center of NY and SoulHouse collaborative to produce an immersive theater experience focused on mental wellness at the Lincoln Center.
Planters Nuts Recalled In 5 States Over Listeria Fears
Hormel is recalling Planters nuts sold by Dollar Tree and Publix stores in Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Florida, and North Carolina.
Unsweetened, Plant-Based Protein Powder — That Doesn't Taste Gross!
There are some highly-rated, plant-based, and tasty protein powders without artificial sweeteners out there — that don't taste like chalk.
Tart Cherry Juice Mocktails Can Help You Sleep, Influencers Claim
Drinking tart cherry juice before bed can help you get a better night’s sleep. Stick around to learn how to incorporate it into your routine.
Can Ozempic Make You Tired? Here’s How Long "Ozempic Fatigue" Lasts
Most people will experience Ozempic fatigue after starting the drug, and if they do, the tiredness will likely go away within a few weeks.