Beverage

Is drinking cold water bad for you? Here's what the experts say.

While parts of the original Pepsi recipe have changed since those early days, one ingredient that has remained front and center is sugar.

You might assume that Americans are die-hard coffee drinkers, but a surprising number of people have discovered the health benefits of various teas.

People with arthritis may consume alcohol for enjoyment or even to relieve pain, but could it actually be making symptoms worse?

Bodyarmor is one of the newer brands of sports drink, and it claims to be healthier than the alternatives. Is that true? Read on to learn more.

Energy drinks can certainly impact your energy levels, but they could also affect your skin. Do energy drinks really cause breakouts?

As the mixed messaging and debates surrounding the word "milk" continue, non-dairy beverages are typically included in discussions about milk options.

The same plain water can get boring, but sodas and teas can add lots of sugar and calories. Try brightening up your water by infusing it with citrus like lime.

Since dehydration (and the subsequent electrolyte imbalance) tends to exacerbate many nausea symptoms, adults have been turning to Pedialyte to cure themselves.

Electrolyte water is infused with essential minerals, like sodium, calcium, potassium, and magnesium, that are vital to many of your body's important functions.

Originating in Indonesia, Jamu is a type of juice made up of various herbs and spices. Read on to find out more about Jamu juice and whether it's good for you.

For all the pep coffee gives us in the moments we need it most, it may be doing the exact opposite when we want to spend quality time with someone special.

Although Coke is a beloved beverage by many, there is a drawback to the soda that health experts have been talking about for years: It's loaded with sugar.

Pickle juice (also known as pickle brine) has several health benefits, and the best part is that it's budget-friendly.

When it comes to exercise, you've likely reached for a sports drink during a workout at one time or another. But how good are sports drinks for the body?

While some antibiotics are absorbed better when taken with food, food can be detrimental to the absorption of other types of antibiotics, especially dairy.

A busy day calls for a much-needed morning caffeine buzz. Unfortunately, a cup of java often comes with a rather undesirable aftereffect: coffee breath.

Coffee lovers rejoice! There is yet another health benefit you can add to the list of why giving up your beloved morning latte is simply not an option.

Sipping hot water — plain, with a twist of lemon, or even as an herbal tea — can have some surprising benefits, from improved digestion to smoother skin.

It wasn't uncommon for milk to be unpasteurized before the 1900s, so it might seem like if we did it then, it's safe to do it now. But is that actually true?

Kombucha tea is loaded with antioxidants and probiotics. However, it is possible to drink too much, which can lead to several troublesome side effects.

Tap water has a reputation for being less safe than bottled water. Both are regulated by safety standards, but which of the two have more health benefits?

What are healthy beverage options that taste just as good as regular soda? For many, this alternative is diet soda. But is diet soda really any healthier?

Energy drinks can give you a kick of caffeine during the day, but they come with a long list of side effects. Here's what happens when you stop drinking them.

What we eat after we work out can make a big difference in how we recover. Here's a surprising drink you should avoid.

We might have a thing or two to learn from all those fancy spas that serve their clients limitless glasses of ice cold lemon water.

Though people don't have periods in menopause, perimenopause can often bring uncomfortable symptoms. Those who have hot flashes might consider licorice tea.