There's no denying that licorice is one of the strongest and most polarizing flavors out there. Some people hate it, but enough people love it that it's found in everything from sweets to booze.

Let's all agree that the age-old methods of treating common health issues are back again. In recent years, we have witnessed the return of a number of traditional ingredients and "gharelu nuskas." ...

A new German study has found that licorice root may contain anti-diabetic properties. In addition to having anti-inflammatory properties, substances called amorfrutins from the plant’s root were found ...

COVID-19 disease, caused by the novel coronavirus severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), causes a range of symptoms from mild to severe respiratory illness. Unfortunately, even ...

Licorice root (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is an herb, native to southern Europe and parts of Asia, with a long history of traditional medical use. Widespread use over thousands of years in ancient cultures ...

As it turns out, children were not the only ones with visions of sugar plums dancing in their heads over this past holiday season. In a new study, scientists show how a compound from licorice root ...

Herbal teas have a reputation for offering health benefits, like soothing the nerves and easing stress. But at least one kind can have just the opposite effect, especially if it’s consumed in excess.

Licorice lovers beware: eating large amounts of black licorice might be harmful to your heart health — but as long as you enjoy the treat in moderation, health experts say there's little to worry ...

A man was hospitalized after drinking licorice tea according to researchers, who warn that some herbal products can be harmful. The man had existing conditions including long-term high blood pressure, ...