Health & Fitness

Keep your clothes clean and fresh—and your eco-friendly conscious clear—with these all-natural cleansers and stain fighters.

In love with this sweet stone fruit? You're not alone. More than 1 billion are eaten every year in the U.S. Here's how to find, store and prep your prize.

Always forgetting something stashed in the fridge? Letting food go bad isn't just a nuisance, it's wasting precious resources and money.

Kate Geagan, the nutrition coach for our #GoClean45 challenge, shares her personal journey with eating clean.

Whether you want to energize or aid digestion, this tantalizing selection of natural teas delivers the healthful goods.

A DIY toothpaste is easier to make than you think. Plus, it's an excellent alternative to the chemical-laden, artificially flavored toothpastes found in stores.

The award-winning chef, restaurateur and TV personality talks about the inspiration behind his latest cookbook, Real Food Heals, and his life-changing approach to food and health.

Keep your oral health in check with these chemical-free bacteria-fighting picks.

Struggling to sleep? You and 40 other million Americans. These natural remedies and supplements have earned As for delivering Zs.

Scrolling through your feed feeling bored? Not anymore. Follow these accounts to get inspired and discover recipes you can't wait to make.

Deck out your backyard oasis with these handy helpers and chic accessories.

Did you know that some foods have the power to protect your skin from sun damage, hydrate the dermis from within, slow signs of aging and even reduce your risk of skin cancer? Here are 10 skin-protective foods to stock up on so you can enjoy sun-drenched days without the wrinkles (or worse).

Grilling is a healthy way to add fantastic, smoky flavor to your favorite foods – as long as you follow a few simple rules.

Go ahead and spritz yourself silly with these sunny, chemical-free scents.

Cleaning stubborn grout stains is no one’s idea of a party. Luckily, it’s easy to make your own grout cleaner that’s safe, earth-friendly and effective.

Are you turned off by the taste of bitter foods like green vegetables, coffee and grapefruit? Your tastebuds could be to blame.

If it sounds impossible to live a zero-waste life, just ask 24-year-old environmental studies graduate Lauren Singer how she does it.

Make your own face mask using pantry staples and a blend of infused oils made from soothing botanicals.

Glowing skin and glossy hair don’t just come from bottles or jars. The truth is, you have to nourish hair, nails and skin from within with a clean diet rich in beauty-supportive nutrients. Here, we uncover the very best beauty foods.

Lift away impurities with this powerful homemade oven cleaner that's formulated with all-natural ingredients.

Freshen up your home with the aromatic, mood-boosting scents of lemongrass and rosemary.

If your hardwood floors are in need of a shine, try this simple and pure recipe that leaves nothing behind.

Lisa Shanken, a health and nutrition coach and music festival lover, is bringing her two passions together to help festival goers get the most out of their experiences. This summer, Shanken will be traveling to different festivals to lead workshops that focus on eating right and exercising to keep revelers feeling their best. Shanken shares tips to help you stay hydrated and energized – from the road trip to the event to the very last chord.

Learn how to make your own personal care products with CE contributor Kathrin Brunner. From coconut oil as a makeup remover to green tea as a toner, Brunner has the tips you need to stay beautiful and toxin-free.

Step away from harmful chemicals and reduce the look of pores without stripping skin of moisture with this nourishing, tea-infused toner.

Luxury meets sustainability at the spectacular Terranea resort in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.

Get rid of the store-bought spray and learn how to make your own glass cleaner using a trio of natural disinfectants.

Freshen your breath naturally with this alcohol- and fluoride-free herbal rinse.

Learn how to make an eco-friendly dish soap that's gentle on digits but tough on dishes.

Zen out and relax your mind, body and spirit using this aromatherapy floral bath soak that’s easy to make at home. Soothing essential rose and ylang ylang oils are romantic and calming. The French pink clay is cleansing, detoxifying and mild enough for all skin types, plus it gives the salts a pretty pink hue.

Cleaning grime and soap scum can be a harsh task using conventional chemical-laden cleaners, but this simple mixture of baking soda and lemon juice works like a charm on everything from bathtubs and shower tiles to the kitchen sink.

Gluten-free, vegan baking queen and owner of the well-loved Erin McKenna's Bakery franchise (formerly known as BabyCakes) with outposts in New York, LA and Orlando, Florida, Erin McKenna talks inspiration, challenges and her competition.

Off of British Columbia’s Sea to Sky Highway lies the scenic town of Squamish, a food lover’s paradise known for its locally sourced foods, wild-caught fish and West Coast charm.

If your locks are looking less than lustrous, get to the root of it with this all-natural moisturizing hair and scalp treatment. It’s 
as easy as making salad dressing!

Prized for its dense, hearty texture and the ability to soak up flavor, this veggie can take the starring role in your next meatless meal.

Avocados are preferred for its nutty flavor and rich, buttery texture. Find healthy and tasty avocado recipes your whole family will love.

Head for your farmers’ market where growers are more likely to take a chance on lesser-known types, such as pluots, a plum and apricot hydrid.

Fresh, peak-season corn is sweet and tender, so cut it off the cob and use it in salads, salsas, pasta dishes or as a pizza topping – no precooking needed!

Varieties in endless colors and patterns of tomatoes add instant visual appeal to your summer salads, sandwiches and any dishes you dream up. Discover the health benefits of this versatile fruit.

Sometimes called summer squash, zucchini is known for its mellow flavor when eaten raw, the natural sweetness is easily coaxed out by roasting or grilling.

Their bright, bold hue adds visual appeal to summer salads, but it's radishes' crisp texture and peppery bite that will keep you hooked.

Whether you’re in a big metropolis or a tiny town, producer markets are popping up all over the country in spades. Clean Eating’s culinary travel writer Peter Agostinelli reveals our top 50. Here are America’s best local food dealers (listed by state, not rank).

Here's everything you need to know to select the ripest, sweetest strawberries! Plus, we have four great recipes.

It’s time to break out the sandals 
and enjoy the sun! But first, your feet are likely in need of some lovin’ after being bundled up for months.

CE’s Associate Editor Laura Schober explores the vibrant seaside culinary scene of North Carolina’s Crystal Coast.

Whip up this easy and luscious body butter for just $6.50 using 5 pure ingredients.

Have a spa day at home. Exfoliating is often overlooked, but it’s a necessary step in keeping skin looking clear and radiant. With this invigorating and moisturizing face and body scrub, you’ll be nourishing your skin with nothing but the good stuff!

Make the switch from antiperspirant to our lovely aluminum-free lavender deodorant you can easily whip up at home. This is clean living!

Cleaning should be simple, hassle free and safe! If you’ve got a few minutes on your hands and fancy a homemade cleaner, you can avoid toxic ingredients and save money, too, by making your own multipurpose spritz.

These homemade candles cost just $5 each! Using natural essential oil for fragrance and toxin-free, plant-based soy wax means that even your gift giving will be clean and sustainable. Try this fun and easy DIY project that we promise anyone can pull off.

This DIY moisturizing mask, made with Coconut cream, avocado and cacao powder is good enough to eat!