For many years, the leaves that surround broccoli florets were removed and discarded by farmers as a waste product. But new research has shown that the broccoli leaf -- now known by the commercial name BroccoLeaf -- is actually a superfood that's loaded with vitamins and minerals and is actually quite delicious. The non-GMO and organic BroccoLeaf can be eaten and served just like other hearty greens (like kale and chard), and is an excellent source of vitamins like calcium, vitamin C and vitamin A that our bodies need.

Love making homemade guacamole? Here's a simple use for the avocado pit that'll have your whole body glowing in minutes. Save the pit and rinse it clean under water. Let it sit for three to five days until it's completely dried out. Then toss the pit into a coffee grinder until it's pulverized. Mash up a banana, toss in the avocado pit grinds and squeeze in some lemon juice. Now use the DIY mash as a gentle face or body scrub. Rinse and see all your dead, dull skin gone and fresh, glowing skin alive and bright.

With over a million apps in the iTunes store for your smartphone, it's easy to be overwhelmed with the choices. One free app we like at Do Just One Thing is called the Energy Cost Calculator, which helps you figure out exactly how much energy your electronics, appliances and other major energy hogs in your home actually use. Just type in your estimated usage of an item, what your actual cost per kilowatt of energy is (it's on your electric bill) and voila! It tells you what you're actually paying per item. It's an easy way to help you prioritize to save energy and money at home.