Improve your Personal Life with Vitamins

Vitamins are very essential to everyone's body to keep it going. Some vitamins are needed on a daily basis and others not so often.

What Are Vitamins? What Vitamins Do I Need?

Vitamins are organic compounds which are needed in small quantities to sustain life. We get vitamins from food, because the human body either does not produce enough of them, or none at all. An organic compound contains carbon. When an organism (living thing) cannot produce enough of an organic chemical compound that it needs in tiny amounts, and has to get it from food, it is called a vitamin ...

Dangerous dietary supplements to avoid

Americans spend more than $26 billion on supplements - vitamins and herbs they hope will keep them healthy, fight disease, and improve memory, among other things. But the makers of dietary supplements don't need to prove their products can do any of those things. A Consumer Reports' investigation reveals companies typically don't even have to prove their supplements are safe.

Fruits and Veggies May Be Losing Nutritional Value

Newer farming techniques growing bigger products faster may cause fruits and veggies to have less vitamins and nutrients.

Vitacost.com Offers Sun Care Tips for a Safe and Healthy Summer

BOCA RATON, FL--(Marketwire - July 30, 2010) - Vitacost.com ( NASDAQ : VITC ), the leading online retailer of discount vitamins and supplements , is committed to promoting smart and healthy sun care this summer. Before you embark on your favorite outdoor activities, use these helpful sun safety tips to ensure a happy and healthy summer.

Drugstore.com introduces a site for vitamins and supplements

The e-retailer today unveiled VitaminEmporium.com, which sells vitamins and supplements as well as such items as shampoo, toothpaste and pet products. The site went live quietly a few weeks ago, but drugstore.com only announced it today.

Vitaminwater Lawsuit: Is Sugar Content Misleading?

The popular sports drink Vitaminwater, a brand of Coke, is being sued for its name, which fails to mention its sugar content. Are consumers being misled?