Health Update With Robin Stoloff

Onions are good for more than making you cry. However, the organic sulfur compounds in onions are linked to a variety of health benefits, so those tears may actually be worth it.

Snap a picture of the sky on 9-11 and post it on Instagram with the tag @911memorial. It recalls the bright blue sky of that morning and how we are all connected underneath the same big sky.

Aloe is not just for sunburn. Aloe and aloe vera gel can be used to treat a variety of conditions from heartburn to fever blisters. Check out these eight uses for aloe.

How often should we weigh ourselves for weight loss or maintenance? We should also know our BMI, fat percentage, and circumference of our body parts. Here's how.

While summer brings along with it many fun activities, it also brings along a great deal of bugs. Use these tricks to make dealing with bugs easier this year.

My husband and I have always prioritized good health habits for our kids. Rich joins me on this short episode of my podcast where we share our thoughts and even a little video of our family workouts.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Skin cancer is one of the most treatable types of cancer if detected early, but there are steps we can take to prevent it. Here is one of the easiest.

How do you know if you or someone you love has an addiction issue? More importantly, what kind of help is available? Senior Vice President of Recovery Centers of America, Dawn Belamarich, answers these questions and more in this important episode.

It's Every Kid Healthy Week! Let's teach our kids healthy habits and make our schools healthier. Check out ideas for daily activities and get tools for parents and teachers.

When we only focus on one area of fitness, the other areas suffer. Fitness expert, Fitz Koehler, breaks down the 4 pillars of fitness in her funny, yet no-nonsense, tell-it-to-you-straight style.

We've all been there, having to push through the invisible wall during that strenuous workout. Here are three tips to help you push through and reach that finish line.

Are you trying to eat healthier but having difficulty getting the whole family on board? If so, you’re not alone. Research has shown that when we all work together on healthier habit. Here are four easy steps to get your family eating healthier.