Participants in the study who received the wasabi treatment saw their episodic memory scores increase Getty Eating wasabi could boost one's short-term and long-term memory, a new study says. The study ...

Wasabi can be good for you when eaten in small amounts. It contains compounds called isothiocyanates, which are responsible for its sharp, pungent taste. These compounds may reduce inflammation and ...

Dear Doctor: I heard that eating some wasabi gave a woman a heart attack. I love sushi and have it a few times a week, and I do use wasabi. Do I have to stop? Dear Reader: Recent news reports ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Though wasabi is most commonly served alongside Japanese dishes like sushi and sashimi, the paste is also a popular garnish or ...

Becoming a wasabi farmer wasn’t initially part of the career plan for former electrical contractor Jeff Roller. But for those ...

A friend made this dip and after tasting it, I asked for the recipe, which came from her friend S.S. If you've never purchased edamame outside of a sushi restaurant, look for it in supermarket freezer ...

Wasabi mayonnaise, homemade or commercial, gives a kick to Marcelle's recipes. Like many others, the first time I tasted wasabi was with sushi. I was hesitant to eat the green paste-like condiment, ...

If you eat a lot of sushi and sashimi, you’re probably pretty familiar with wasabi. What is wasabi, though, other than that dollop of green paste on the side of your plate? This Japanese staple ...

Q: I heard that eating some wasabi gave a woman a heart attack. I love sushi and have it a few times a week, and I do use wasabi. Do I have to stop? A: Recent news reports described how a woman who ...