Food

The secret to managing your cholesterol levels and blood pressure may just be hiding in plain sight: a vegetable you likely ignore at the grocery store.

It is possible to age more gracefully and healthily with a well-balanced diet. On that note, research on blueberries has yielded interesting findings.

Planning the best way to max out your protein gains as soon as you start your day? Pump up your breakfast with some protein-packed prep and selection hacks.

If you're struggling with elevated cholesterol levels, worried about blood sugar management, or trying to avoid cancer, consider adding this food to your diet.

A favorite of many runners and mountain climbers, trail mix is a quick and easy snack to prepare that can help you deal with on-the-go hunger in a pinch.

A low-carb diet can leave you short on the fiber that you need to stay regular. However, if you include these low-carb fruits, you can also heal your gut.

Eating fish can do a lot for your health, thanks to its omega-3 fatty acids. However, if mercury is a concern, you may want to try this underrated fish.

Your diet has an important role to play in reducing your risk of cancer. To safeguard your health, you may want to consider eating certain vegetables.

As soon as you get home from your grocery trip, make it a priority to wash the bananas you just bought. There are a couple of important reasons to do this.

As much as takeout is an easy and delicious option when the last thing you want to do is cook, if it arrives looking like this, it may not be safe to eat.

Not getting enough protein and vitamin C in your diet? It might be time to consider adding this underrated but highly nutritious tropical fruit to your diet.

While cheese, in general, may not be the first thing that comes to mind when thinking about high blood pressure management, this cheese is a good choice.

Legumes are a delicious and versatile option that can easily take center stage in your meals. Choosing this protein-rich legume can help lower your cholesterol.

Beans are an unsung hero in many delicious meals. This particular type of bean may also lower blood pressure while keeping you feeling full.

Diet-wise, Melania Trump is one of the more health-conscious members of the Trump family. But oddly enough, her favorite meal is shockingly high in fat.

Looking to add more heart-healthy omega-3s to your diet? Look no further than this not-so-popular seed oil that packs more of those healthy fats than walnuts.

Start your day right with a nutritious breakfast. If your goal is weight loss and lower blood pressure, some breakfast options are better than others.

Many fish oil supplements are marketed as helpful for people seeking to manage their cholesterol levels. But do they work that way if you take them daily?

A tasty fruit that's popular during the summertime may not only benefit your low-carb goals. According to research, it can also protect you against cancer.

Blueberries are topnotchers when it comes to the list of foods rich in antioxidants. But for a more nutrient-packed option, you can try this legume instead.

After U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. imposed a new food safety rule, a popular fast food chain is changing things up a bit.

As far as protein sources go, this specific kind of meat (with a confusing name) is also a rich magnesium source. But it has high cholesterol content, too.

Styrofoam food containers are becoming less common in the United States, but they are still used in some areas. But are these containers safe to microwave?

When it comes to healthy cheeses, cottage cheese is among the most popular options. But a type of Greek cheese beats it in terms of calcium content.

If your diet is lacking in magnesium but you prefer not to take supplements, consider trying this starchy fruit. Your heart may even thank you for it.

Avocado oil has become a popular choice for its high smoke point and its healthy fats. Here's what to know about how it might affect your cholesterol.

Eating responsibly is a key component of managing your cholesterol levels. In that regard, there's a particular protein source that you should eat less of.