One person here at Superfoodly takes a pilgrimage every summer to the cherry capital of the world, Traverse City, Michigan. That area supplies over 40% of the n...
That's the English name. They call it "long yan rou" in China, which translates as dragon’s eye meat.
There, it has been used as part of their herbal medicin...
Don’t eat that, it causes cancer!
That’s a phrase we have all become numb to, at least to some extent. Everyday we are told something in our diet is unhealth...
No, we’re not talking about those who ask vegans where they get their protein. Rather, we’re talking about the more educated critics of plant-based diets who ar...
Did you know that today, just about all vitamin C (ascorbic acid) is made in China?
The worst part is that a given supplement can legally say "made in the US...
Unless you suffer from narcolepsy, there’s a good chance the words in the title are foreign to you.
But regardless of whether or not you have that disease, t...
Not too long ago some of us went on Holistic Holiday at Sea, which is a once-per-year, week-long educational cruise about nutritional science. Each day from mor...
If you live in America, there’s a good chance you’ve never even heard of this fruit.
If you live in India, then you definitely know what the benefits of amla...
If you have been following longevity research and nutrition news for any amount of time, then you are all too familiar with “the next big thing” that often ti...
The claim that it might help with male pattern baldness seemed like a total scam... until we dug into the South Korean study.
Using cultured human dermal pap...
If you're a regular reader of Superfoodly, you already know we are big fans of the walnut. In our side-by-side comparison of the best nuts to eat, out of the el...