There are many seemingly "unhealthy" foods -- from bread to eggs to chocolate -- that may actually help you lose weight instead of gain. Let's take a look.
This no-bake keto-friendly cheesecake is a sweet treat you can enjoy without undoing your weight loss progress, and it tastes like any other cheesecake.
Cashews have grown exponentially in popularity, as a dairy-free cream replacement and nut butter, but can be risky if not consumed in the correct form.
Ginger has long been known as a spice in various cuisines and even as an herbal remedy. When paired with a healthy diet, ginger can contribute to weight loss.
Someone may have recommended that you begin adding a B vitamin into your diet. However, which one do you need, and, more importantly, what's the difference?
Have a sweet tooth? You may be in luck. Adding chocolate to your diet can have positive health benefits. The cacao bean actually packs some nutritional punch.
Avocado toast has become something of a meme about millennials. But that isn't going to stop us, especially when we can get it — to go — from Dunkin' Donuts.
There's no denying that red meat is delicious, but eating too much of it can have consequences. Here's a look at what really happens when you eat it daily.
Soft drinks are loaded with sugar and as you may know, they're really not healthy. There is another reason that you might want to watch how much soda you drink.
If you like spicy food and are looking for a way to boost your overall health, you might want to try adding cayenne pepper water to your everyday diet.
Before refrigeration, meats were preserved with salt or smoke. Are the additives still being used to preserve meat doing more harm to our health than good?
Cumin is a popular spice found in Asian, Indian, and Mexican cuisines. Let's explore the health benefits of cumin and if it really can help with weight loss.