How Intermittent Fasting Can Benefit Your Gut Health
Intermittent fasting is a popular eating plan in which you eat during a certain time of day or on certain days of the week. Is it right for your body?
Read MoreIntermittent fasting is a popular eating plan in which you eat during a certain time of day or on certain days of the week. Is it right for your body?
Read MoreGetting sufficient and quality sleep at night can be a challenge for many. But there are some supplements you can take to help you catch your zzzs.
Read MoreDuring the summer, a slew of nutritious and delicious fruits and veggies come into season. Here's what you should be eating to stay healthy during the season.
Read MoreIf you're a young adult who loves the feeling that you get from combining coffee or other caffeinated beverages with alcohol, you're part of a sizable group.
Read MoreYou may have heard of intermittent fasting — a set time frame where you rotate between fasting and eating — but have you heard of reverse intermittent fasting?
Read MoreFairlife is a newer milk brand that sells ultra-filtered milk that is advertised as healthier than the standard milk products. Is it really good for you?
Read MoreWhen you have a sore throat, what you eat makes a difference in soothing or exacerbating your symptoms. Find out which foods to eat and avoid for a sore throat.
Read MoreLike many popular diets, there are several myths surrounding the "keto" diet, but many studies have shown benefits associated with being in ketosis.
Read MoreLoaded with protein, turkey fills you up quickly and makes it easy to keep your calories in check. Plus, it's low in fat and rich in magnesium, zinc, and iron.
Read MoreGinseng has impressive medicinal properties and is used to treat low vitality, chronic stress, and more. As a natural blood thinner, it might not be for you.
Read MoreIf you suffer from period cramps, you've probably tried ibuprofen, warm baths, and using a heating pad to ease your pain. Magnesium could be another remedy.
Read MoreMeatloaf is a tasty dish you probably grew up eating, but you may want to avoid it the next time you're eating out.
Read MoreCreatine is one of the most popular sports supplements, offering tangible benefits for gym-goers and pro athletes alike, but is there a best time to take it?
Read MoreProbiotics are thought to help replenish levels of good bacteria in the gut, but some people experience an unwanted side effect from them: flatulence.
Read MoreThe sudden onset of a headache or migraine may often leave you wondering what's the root cause of this pain. Some ingredients in foods could be the culprit.
Read MoreAlthough peppermint oil may be beneficial in relieving pain, headaches, or nausea, it can have adverse effects in some individuals due to substances it carries.
Read MoreIf you take vitamins, you should know how to store them properly.
Read MoreTaking collagen can support and strengthen the body in a number of ways, but how much collagen should you actually be taking? Here's what experts have to say.
Read MoreHere is another reason to add ACV to your diet.
Read MoreConsisting of a creamy yogurt base, blended with cucumbers, oils, garlic, and more, Tzatziki is one of the healthier condiment options at a dining table.
Read MoreEggs are a staple food, and while they can be pretty healthy, there are also unhealthier ways to prepare them that you should avoid. Read on for the scoop.
Read MoreApple cider vinegar (ACV) has been used in many ways, including use in food recipes and home remedies. Here are simple ways to sneak more ACV into your diet.
Read MoreWe all have our favorite colors we gravitate toward, but did you know the eye-opening connection between your mood and the color yellow?
Read MoreIn some cases, certain fruits, like apples, can even start to turn brown shortly after being sliced or chopped. This is caused by a process known as oxidation.
Read MoreThe Galveston diet is the latest new diet to be trending, designed for health-conscious older women. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreSitting behind the wheel to get to work, being perched at the desk all day, and then relaxing on the sofa adds up to a sedentary lifestyle for many Americans.
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