Whatever Happened To The South Beach Diet?
The South Beach Diet was extremely popular in the 2000s and 2010s. However, not many people talk about this eating plan anymore. Let's look into this diet.
Read MoreThe South Beach Diet was extremely popular in the 2000s and 2010s. However, not many people talk about this eating plan anymore. Let's look into this diet.
Read MoreStarbucks somehow always seems to keep us coming back for more. Of all the breakfast items they offer on their menu, is their oatmeal the healthiest option?
Read MoreWhile some dressings are fine, others are loaded with sugar and fat. Here are some ingredients to avoid when selecting your next salad dressing.
Read MoreCrash diets do more harm than good, ruining your metabolic rate and leading to weight gain. By the numbers, a crash diet is exactly what the Chemical Diet is.
Read MoreThe Sleeping Beauty diet may sound like a fairytale, but there is no "happily ever after" that follows this dangerous weight loss plan.
Read MoreMost brands of coffee creamer are made with added sugar and hydrogenated oil, but there are healthier off-the-shelf and do-it-yourself options.
Read MoreIs there a superior option health-wise, and what exactly are these two different seeds?
Read MoreThey do contain key vitamins and minerals that are essential for your body to function, but you may be missing out on some important nutrients.
Read MoreAvocados and apples are both fruits that contain many health benefits. So which has more calories? Let's break down the nutritional information of each one.
Read MoreDo you remember way back in the early 2000's when the Special K diet took over and united dieters into thinking cereal was the magic cure to losing weight?
Read MoreShrimp is a popular and versatile shellfish that is eaten around the world. Not only is it tasty, but shrimp offers many health benefits as well.
Read MoreAn estimated 79 million people worldwide are choosing a vegan diet these days, including some of your favorite celebrities.
Read MoreWhen reaching for a sweet and fruity treat, many people don't give dates a second thought. Turns out, dates can have a pretty big impact on our health.
Read MoreFruits and vegetables are important to eat on a regular basis. But if you tend to eat more of one than the other, will it make a difference for your health?
Read MoreThese no-bake blueberry oatmeal bars are healthy treats to have at home, but also great to pack up and enjoy on your next picnic, hike, or bike ride.
Read MoreWhen it comes to salt, the options can be overwhelming. Is Pink Himalayan salt the best option? What about sea salt? How are these different from table salt?
Read MoreIf you're a fan of bread, you're in good company. According to the New Hampshire Union Leader, Americans consume roughly 53 pounds of bread per year.
Read MoreThe Emmy Award-winning actress and producer, has not only been keeping busy with her TV and film career, she's also been busy keeping fit. Really fit.
Read MoreYou've probably heard that plant-based meat is a healthy alternative to red meat. With so many meat substitutes, have you ever wondered what's actually in them?
Read MoreSardines are a small fish from the herring family. If you're not a fan, you might want to give them another chance. Here are the health benefits of sardines.
Read MoreMany energy supplements come with side effects that can be harmful to certain individuals. Here's what you should know.
Read MoreThis Greek yogurt coleslaw pairs well on the side of pasta salad and on top of a green salad for extra crunch.
Read MoreMicrogreens are both colorful and delicious, but what makes them an even greater addition to a meal is the variety of health benefits they bring to the table.
Read MorePreservatives are food additives that are designed to keep food fresh. While food preservatives can be helpful, they may not always be good for our health.
Read MoreBeing in ketosis has some distinctive side effects. But if the "keto breath" and digestive issues don't clue you in, you can always try keto strips.
Read MoreWhile you don't really need to wait for 30 minutes after eating before you swim, there are some foods that can improve your experience in the water.
Read MoreServed with homemade tartar sauce, when you enjoy these healthy kale quinoa cakes for lunch, you'll feel as though you're dining by the sea.
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