Fair and Square: The Act of Giving Can Make Chocolate—and Livelihoods—a Little Bit Sweeter

'Tis the season for chocolate goodies to deck the isles of your local grocery store, but do you know where they all came from? Before it nestles behind festive wrappers, chocolate's headliner ingredient—cocoa—can be traced back to impoverished farmers in developing West African Countries. Yet these hard workers do not receive fair pay for their toils in the field.

Cycling Downhill: How Biking Revolutionized One Man's Workout

Remember that twice-opened multivitamin bottle left deserted on the countertop, or that dog-eared diet book that only resulted in wasted ingredients? While the thought might count for botched date nights and forgotten birthday gifts, good intentions don't Sherpa your workout strategy all the way from wishful thinking to rock-solid abs—instead it's perseverance and forming healthy habits. And Chris Pfund believes he's found the key to actually following through.

Brains, Brawn & Antioxidants: Dolvett's Quince-essential Heart-Health Habits

A rebellion rises. A rebellion against the sedentary lifestyle that grips so many Americans and puts their hearts at risk. We're armed to the teeth with pedometers and race our friends to that legendary ten-thousandth step, scour diet books religiously, and cheer on contestants who fight for their hearts on reality TV shows like The Biggest Loser. But the war is far from won.