Garlic can add flavor to almost any dish, but is it possible to eat too much of it? Find out what happens to your body when you overindulge in this bold herb.
While avocado flesh contains those sought-after fatty acids, fiber, and protein, you may be wondering if that brown pit you toss out is worth eating too.
Pink lettuce results from oxidation or a stress response that causes discoloration, but it's safe to eat as long as it's not exhibiting signs of decay.
Packed full of fiber and nutrients, avocados can help improve digestion, lower cholesterol, and reduce the risk of heart disease. But how much is too much?
If hunger pangs hit when you're out and about, it can be hard to find a fast and healthy meal, but Chick-fil-A offers some great options. What should you order?
Foods high in tryptophan can put you in a better mood, and oatmeal happens to be one of those foods, plus the fiber helps regulate your blood sugar and mood.
As it happens, there are a surprising number of foods out there that might actually be making you eat more. Let's take a look at some of these culprits.
When you step away from the grill for too long, you're faced with a dilemma. Do you toss out that charred steak and start over, or go ahead and dig in anyways?
Yogurt may not be the first food that comes to mind as a post-workout snack, but there are reasons to consider giving this fruity treat a try after exercise.
Salt often gets a bad rap from a health standpoint, but it's an essential part of your diet. Eating the right amount of salt has a variety of health benefits.
Although the keto diet can be a helpful weight loss tool for some people, radically changing the way you eat can cause a number of uncomfortable side effects.
Soy is a popular option for people with food allergies looking for alternative options. Versatile and high in protein, is it possible that you can eat too much?
Subway is a popular sandwich chain known for its customization options. Although they're known as a healthy option, you may want to reconsider your next visit.
Beans are among the most common foods consumed throughout the world. Yes, beans are popular! But does eating beans every day lead to potential side effects?
Many Americans do not get enough fiber but, thankfully, there are plenty of foods loaded with fiber that can help you up your intake of this important carb.
Foods you'd have commonly consumed on other diets might be off-limits on the keto diet. Here's a look at some you'd probably think are keto-friendly but aren't.