Exercise Guru Jack Lalanne Dies at 96

Jack Lalanne, fitness expert, health guru and host of "The Jack Lalanne Show" exercise television program from 1951 to 1985, passed away Sunday. Lalanne, 96, was a fitness guru and health activist; he swam several extreme endurance marathons, including Houdini-like races with equipment and even boats strapped to him. In 1956, Lalanne set the world's record by doing 1,033 push-ups in 23 minutes on the television show, "You Asked for It," in which contestants would perform dangerous feat of courage and endurance. His inspiration was the legendary Paul Bragg (you've heard me mention Bragg's Liquid Amino before? Well, that's the guy!). Many of us grew up watching this amazing man. You can watch full episodes of The Jack Lalanne Show on this website. Read more...

FDA Requires Graphic Picture Images, New Cigarette Warning Labels to Curb Underage Smoking

In an effort to curb smoking and especially smoking by minors, the FDA is placing new cigarette product warning labels. New labeling and stricter rules concerning tobacco sales to minors is part of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act. Read more...

How to Brush a Toddler's Teeth

When a new baby arrives, most parents are faithful to follow up with doctor visits, health care check ups and immunizations. Dental hygiene is an important part of child care, too. Here are tips on how to brush your toddler's teeth. Read more...