• Spaghetti, rice, potatoes, and bread

    Are White Carbs Really As Bad As You Think?

    Even those that don't banish all carbohydrates from their fridges and pantries seem to have fallen prey to the notion that darker-colored breads, rice, pasta, are inherently better for you than their paler counterparts. Are white carbs, though, as bad as you think they are?
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  • Different paleo-friendly meal options

    The Real Difference Between The Whole30 And Paleo Diets

    Deciding how to eat can be confusing if you're new to the world of diets, and two commonly confused options for those looking to decrease sugar and processed foods while feeling better in the process are the Whole30 and Paleo diets. What's the real difference between the two?
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  • Woman dietitian in medical uniform with tape measure working on a diet plan sitting with different healthy food ingredients in the green office on background. Weight loss and right nutrition concept. Reverse dieting.

    Does Reverse Dieting Actually Work?

    Reverse dieting, also known as recovery dieting, might help you ease out of a restrictive diet without gaining the weight back. Reverse dieting is meant to help you maintain the weight you're at now. Reverse dieting sounds like the best way to ease out of a more strict diet. But does it work?
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  • Ezekial bread

    What You Should Know Before You Try Ezekiel Bread

    Before you swear off bread completely, educate yourself about Ezekiel. Made from sprouted grains with no preservatives, this health store favorite is one of the few loaves that can accurately describe itself as a healthy carbohydrate.
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  • A pile of cherries on their stems

    Surprising Health Benefits Of Eating Cherries

    It's hard not to think about cherries without thinking about our favorite cherry-inspired desserts, such as cherry pie. But luckily for us, whether we eat cherries alone or smothered in all that extra goodness, there are surprising health benefits hidden within.
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  • Bubbly dark soda with ice cubes and straw

    This Could Change What You Think About Diet Soda

    In recent years, diet soda has come under scrutiny by the health community. Is it really a beneficial switch to convert from the high calories of sugared soda to the artificially-sweetened option? Or are there hidden harms that come with the diet version, and do they perhaps prevent weight loss?
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  • Peanut lovers dream

    This Could Change What You Think About Peanut Butter

    Peanut butter is a deliciously versatile food. Since the invention of the peanut butter and jelly sandwich in 1901, it quickly became a lunchtime favorite and a staple in the American home. Unfortunately, this nut butter has been linked to health concerns.
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  • Four eggs total. One cracked and exposed raw egg

    The Real Risk You're Taking When You Eat Raw Eggs

    Raw eggs can be found present in tangy tartars, delicate meringues, and that delicious bite of cookie dough we sneak while waiting for the cookies to bake. Giving these foods up would be difficult, so what is the real risk we're taking when we eat raw eggs?
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  • Display of high-fiber foods

    The Truth About The F-Factor Diet

    The F-Factor diet, created in 2006 by registered dietician Tanya Zuckerbrot, is popular with celebrities — but is it something that's medically recommended or safe?
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    Why You Should Think Twice Before Trying The CICO Diet

    A medium-sized donut is 198 calories, nearly the same number of calories in a skinless chicken breast. Yet, we may feel guilty after a Dunkin' run, but pat ourselves on the back for lunching on a lean, grilled fillet. Is there more to the story than a simple calorie count?
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  • man and woman preparing food in the kitchen

    This One Food Could Boost Fertility In Men

    When trying to conceive a baby, you want to give your body every advantage it can have. And now there's research showing that one simple dietary change makes a big impact on male fertility, increasing sperm count as well as sperm health.
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  • Salt, Chips, Popcorn, Pretzels

    The Real Reason You're Craving Salty Foods All The Time

    Have you ever felt the urge to grab a bag of potato chips or popcorn for no good reason? Have you picked the visibly-salted french fries with your fast food meal over alternatives? Salt cravings are not uncommon, so you may be wondering what they really mean.
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  • dieter drinking coke zero

    Can You Drink Coke Zero On The Keto Diet?

    Going on the keto diet requires a complete rewiring of not only how you eat, but also a reframing of your concept of what the word 'healthy' actually means. Remember the days when you thought of bacon as 'fattening,' and of a yogurt parfait as a wholesome treat? Well, strike that and reverse it.
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  • yogurt containers

    Greek Yogurt Vs. Regular Yogurt: Which One Is Better For You?

    Between 2007 and 2013, Greek yogurt sales rose sharply, from 1 percent to a whopping 44 percent of the yogurt market. And its popularity has not even started to wane. But is the hype warranted? How does Greek yogurt compare to its old-fashioned cousin, regular yogurt?
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  • grapefruit diet

    The Grapefruit Diet: Is It Really Healthy?

    There's no question that a grapefruit is a healthy food. A serving of this tart, ruby-fleshed citrus has 4 grams of fiber, only 82 calories, and is overflowing with vitamins C and A, and potassium — not to mention antioxidants galore. So what about the grapefruit diet?
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  • Varieties of oranges with green leaves on white wood table

    Why Science Says You Should Start Eating More Oranges

    When you think of an orange, the first health benefit that probably comes to mind is its high vitamin C content. And while it's true that one medium orange provides about 93 percent of the daily recommended allowance of this important vitamin, that's not their only advantage.
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