Does Mountain Dew contain a dangerous toxin which is banned in many countries? Today we provide multiple opinions from various experts on the subject.

Keranique is advertised as a solution to thinning hair for women. Read our Keranique reviews from editors and readers.

On March 14th, 2006, NBC associate WPMI-TV out of Mobile, Alabama dispatched a news crew to the Crichton community to see why police had been called due to substantial groups of people congregating outdoors. Recalling the day, reporter Scott Walker explains on his website that “We heard reports of large crowds gathering...

Acacia powder has long been used in supplements or as a stand-alone fiber product. Today we’re taking a closer look at the increasing interest in the use of acacia powder for weight loss.

My Fun Fish Tank is a fish tank for children which is advertised as a product which can clean itself. Read reviews from editors and readers.

Did McDonald’s and other fast food chains recently change their recipes to remove ammonium-hydroxide treated hamburger filling?

A story circulating online states that President Obama has ordered $1 billion in “disposable FEMA coffins” and photographic evidence is offered as proof.

Chitosan is a manufactured fiber made from shellfish shells which has become popular as a weight loss supplement. Today we’ll look at the research evidence.

Silk’n Flash&Go is a hair removal product which is advertised as an “at-home solution for painless, permanent hair removal.” Read our Flash and Go reviews from editors and readers.

The root and berry of the ashwagandha plant have been used for years for medicinal purposes. This article will take a look at some of the possible side effects of ashwagandha.

My review of Personal Pedi by Laurant. This product is advertised as a solution for men and women who suffer from callused feet and hands.

Ovine (or sheep) placenta is currently being used in supplements and as a cosmetic treatment, the latest health fad handed down to us by A-list celebrities.