Our bodies need many vitamins and minerals for optimal functioning, but how do you know if you're not getting enough? Read on for signs of vitamin A deficiency.
You should be getting 14 grams of fiber per 1,000 calories per day, but what happens when you eat too much fiber? These are signs of consuming too much fiber.
When undergoing chemotherapy, it's important that your nutrition supports healing and helps keep your body strong. Here are some foods to eat and avoid.
Sparkling water, also known as carbonated water, has a surprising amount of health benefits. These are the hydrating benefits of sparkling water and its risks.
Kefir started gaining popularity as a gut-healthy form of dairy several years ago. This is why you should try adding kefir to your diet for its many benefits.
There are juices on the market that can truly be beneficial for your health. However, there are others that aren't quite as good, and can even be harmful.
Frozen foods have exploded in popularity, and if you haven't jumped on the bandwagon, it may be because of some of these myths you should stop beieving.
No matter how you feel about going to the dentist, you want to make the most out of your visit. Avoiding certain foods before your appointment can help.
Studies have shown that blueberries, which are packed with vitamins, might actually help reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease and improve brain function.
Greek yogurt is a creamy treat that can be found in grocery stores everywhere and is hailed as a high-protein superfood. But not every kind is good for you.
While blackberries contain many health benefits, they may also cause stomach issues. Here are the unexpected reasons blackberries may not agree with you.
Probiotics can support your gut health and overall well-being. We surveyed our readers to find out their favorite probiotics - here is the brand they swear by.
If you're vegan or you're attempting a more plant-based diet, vegan eggs can be a great alternative for your omelet. Here's what they're really made from.