Beverage

Aside from the known benefits of drinking coffee, certain compounds in it may also lower your risk of diabetes. However, this may come with a minor downside.

"Sugar-free" is not as consequence-free as some may believe. Diet Coke and similar sodas can wreak havoc on your body if consumed on a regular basis.

The quality of your sleep can be affected by the last beverage you drink before bedtime. There's one that can help you with that (and your bowel movements too).

Protein powder can taste pretty underwhelming. Mixing your protein shake with milk not only makes it taste better but also has some unexpected benefits.

This rich, creamy plant-based milk has a multitude of nutritional benefits. However, it could also raise your cholesterol if you're not careful.

For many folks, a glass of wine offers a welcome respite from a stressful day. But if you take it out of your diet, your body can change in certain ways.

When you drink coffee, it could potentially interact with your diabetes medication. Here's how it might affect your blood sugar if you take them together.

Ivanka Trump chose to stay out of politics during her dad's second term. Now, she kicks her mornings off with a breakfast beverage meant to help build muscle.

Creatine and coffee have become a popular combo among health-conscious coffee lovers. However, you should know that they may affect your poop. Here's how.

There are a multitude of ways to get yourself to poop quickly if you're suffering from constipation. This includes drinking this delightfully sweet juice.

Some people like to drink juice every night before they go to bed. But what happens to your body after doing this seemingly harmless act may surprise you.

Many may think of cranberry juice as an anti-UTI beverage. But making it part of your daily diet may have an unexpected effect on your bowel movement as well.

Cranberry juice not only tastes great; it's also packed with nutrients to keep you healthy. Research suggests it may prevent some unexpected diseases, too.

There are certain vegetables that come to mind when people talk about juices. But one unpopular vegetable juice may help prevent two serious health conditions.

Looking for a refreshing post-workout beverage to alternate with your smoothie? This tropical juice not only tastes good; it can prevent prostate cancer, too.

Dietary adjustment is one of the most effective ways to deal with high blood pressure. Incorporating certain kinds of juice into your diet can help with this.

When you have a sore throat, this particular kind of juice is a helpful remedy. As it turns out, research suggests it may have anti-cancer properties, too.

Many people go on juice fasts in the belief that doing so would rid their bodies of toxins. But juicing may be affecting gut health in unexpected ways.

Not everyone is a fan of this plant-based beverage, but it offers two potential health benefits: lowering cholesterol levels and reducing one's cancer risk.

Feeling constipated? By adding a certain type of fruit juice to your water, you can poop faster (and enjoy some other nutritional benefits, to boot).

Certain kinds of beverages can help with high blood pressure and blood sugar maintenance. One example is a little-known fruit juice that can affect both.

There are many things to consider when taking antibiotics. For example, this fruit juice could lead to an overdose if you drink it at the same time.

When it comes to beverages with health benefits, tomato juice is pretty high on the list. And drinking it every day can have a surprising effect on cholesterol.

This fruit juice may not be among those you drink on a regular basis. However, it contains nutrients that can protect your heart as well as help you poop.

If you're suffering from high blood pressure or constipation, there is a certain type of vegetable juice that can help with either - or both - of those.

While Donald Trump's everyday diet is public knowledge (and far from what many would consider healthy), his wife Melania consumes more nutritious drinks daily.

How does Trump have so much energy at the age of 78? Perhaps it's down to what he drinks every day. But is his beverage of choice good for him in the long run?