Calcium-rich milk and dairy products are considered food staples and building blocks of basic nutrition. Do we need milk, yogurt, and cheese for stronger bones?
Figs have a sweet, rich, honeyed taste that's delicious. But besides their yumminess, figs can do wonders to ease an unwelcome and uncomfortable common ailment.
Potatoes are versatile and contain several nutrients essential for good health, including fiber, vitamins B6 and C, and a compound that's good for your gut.
There are many things you can do to ensure your heart stays healthy, like staying physically active, refraining from smoking, and eating a healthy diet.
In general, there are 3 types of dietary fat: trans fat, saturated fat, and unsaturated fats. Knowing the differences can help you make more informed choices.
Smoothie bowls are a popular breakfast choice these days, delicious and seemingly nutritious. But on closer look, how good for you are these concoctions?
Vitamin C is essential to biological functions, but your body doesn't produce it or store it. So it's important to get enough of this nutrient every day.
If you love garlic as much as we do, we've got news that's so good it will make you want to grab all you can find in your house and add it to every single dish.
Rice and potatoes have practically no fat and are relatively similar in calories -- yet there are differences. Let's explore the benefits and crown a winner.
Low blood sugar and anxiety share common symptoms such as nausea, sweating, headaches, and shakiness. Is it possible for one condition to cause the other?
If you're trying to get more protein, it might be tempting to order the biggest tub of whey powder that you can find. This is what's really in whey powder.
Having irritable bowel syndrome can make a menu look like a landmine. Your grocery list is centered around what you can eat versus what you would like to eat.
Both high and low potassium levels have consequences. What does it mean when your potassium levels are high, what are the main causes, and how do you treat it?
Cottage cheese is relatively low in calories and super high protein, making it a favorite bedtime snack of athletes who are trying to build muscle mass.
It's perfectly normal to crave coffee after waking up in the morning. However, if you can't go a day without drinking it, you might be addicted to caffeine.