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Organic Authority stands out as a top digital publication focused on promoting a mindful and healthy way of living in modern America. We are dedicated to exploring the newest trends and updates in areas such as food, seasonal recipes, nutrition, wellness, and natural beauty. By offering our readers fresh news, practical advice, and tasty recipes, along with suggestions for clean, ethically-sourced, and sustainably-produced products, Organic Authority serves as a reliable resource in a world full of choices.

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10 Household Cleaners To Avoid At All Costs

1 week ago | organicauthority.com | Nikole Stewart

Nothing like mopping your floors, scrubbing your counters, and cleaning your shower with hazardous waste. That’s essentially what you’re doing if you use many name-brand household cleaners to get your home spic-and-span. Here are some of the worst household cleaners to avoid at all costs. Instead, swap for more eco-friendly cleaners. Sign up for the newsletter to find more DIY tricks.
8 Ancient Medicine Cure-Alls: Can Our Ancestors Heal Modern Illnesses?

1 week ago | organicauthority.com | Nikole Stewart

Does it sound too good to be true? For thousands of years, humans used elements of nature to fend off disease and distress. While many science-based studies today have not yet looked at ancient medicine, centuries of tradition offer a different story. Discover some of the most popular ancient cure-alls, and see which panacea is right for you. Sign up for the newsletter to learn more ancient tips and tricks.
Cal-a-Vie Health Spa in California: The Perfect Transformative Getaway

1 week ago | organicauthority.com | Donna Sozio

After living in France for over three years, I can attest that the French are experts on the bien-être (well-being) lifestyle. Cal-a-Vie Health Spa in California is a French Provencal-style resort spa nestled in the rolling hills of Vista, just an hour from downtown San Diego. This gorgeous retreat seamlessly combines a French approach to wellness with a unique Californian take on holistic health, fitness, and nutrition (plus, luxurious spa facilities!).
Save These Lists

1 week ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

It’s more important than ever to purchase organic blackberries and sweet potatoes, according to new data aggregated by the Environmental Working Group. These two common produce items join ten others on the EWG’s Dirty Dozen list of 2025. Over three-quarters of conventional produce in the U.S. contains residues of potentially harmful pesticides, including carcinogenic and neurotoxic substances.
These 3 Natural Food Colorings Were Just Approved for Use by the FDA

2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

The FDA has approved three new natural food dyes for use in food. These new natural food coloring options represent a departure from the petroleum-based food colorings that have been used since the early 20th century. Their approval comes on the tail of an April announcement that the FDA would be prioritizing a phase-out of these widespread artificial dyes in food, which have been linked to behavioral problems in children and increased risk of cancer.
10 Fun Ways to Repurpose a Bouquet of Almost Dead Flowers

2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Nikole Stewart

There’s nothing that boosts a mood more than scoring a bouquet — the vibrant colors, the smells, how it brightens the room — but then it starts to wilt, and guilt inevitably ensues. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to repurpose a bouquet of almost dead flowers, either using them as part of your home décor or creating super personal gifts for the people you care about. Learn about these fun ways to repurpose a bouquet of wilting or dead flowers. Sign up for the newsletter to find more DIY tricks.
The 5 Best Outdoor Workouts You Can Do Anywhere, Anytime

2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Nikole Stewart

Summertime means most of us are not only on vacation but are skipping the gym to get a nice dose of fresh air, sunshine, and vitamin D. However, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on your workout altogether. We’ve gathered some of the best outdoor workouts you can do while enjoying the summer. With the warmer weather, we have the opportunity to get our sweat on in a variety of ways outdoors. Working out outside helps burn more calories as well as connect you to the great outdoors.
Is Titanium Dioxide in Food Safe? Why It’s Finally Banned from Skittles

2 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

You can officially taste the rainbow without the risk of cancer. In late May, after over a decade of pressure from health and safety groups, Bloomberg reported that Mars has finally removed titanium dioxide from Skittles formulations in the U.S.1.“Our commitment to quality is what has enabled Mars to be enjoyed by consumers for over a century, and nothing is more important than the safety of our products,” a spokesperson said in a statement.
Could the Benefits of Matcha Include Better Sleep? A New Study Says Yes

3 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Emily Monaco

If it feels like you’ve been seeing a lot of matcha-flavored drinks, cakes, and cookies of late, you’re not wrong. The popularity of this Japanese green tea powder seems to know no bounds, with consumption reaching a record high last year1. This year, the market for the drink reached a value of a whopping $4.3 billion, and demand is so high that suppliers are having a hard time producing enough matcha to sate the world’s thirst. It’s no surprise that matcha is so popular.
How Diet and Breast Cancer Are Linked: Why You Should Avoid High-Fat Foods

3 weeks ago | organicauthority.com | Alexa Lee

Breast cancer is the second most common female cancer in the U.S., after skin cancer — so we have good reason to be concerned about any risk factors. According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is also on the rise, with incidence rates increasing 1% per year — a fact it attributes to lifestyle factors including excess body weight and reproductive choices1. And research seems to confirm this.