Stress can wreak havoc on our bodies and lives. But is it possible there's a supplement that can help calm us down. Here's what the science suggests may work.
When it comes to low-calorie foods that offer plenty of nutrients, you can't beat lettuce, but can you eat too much of it? Here's what you need to know.
If you experience cramps from premenstrual syndrome (PMS), you're not alone. But vitamin B12 and others in your diet can help relieve your cramps and more.
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.
Society is moving toward a holistic approach to treating anxiety, and this includes looking at the food we eat. Here are some foods that may help ease anxiety.
The low-glycemic diet uses the glycemic index to categorize foods based on how they impact blood sugar levels, but is it beneficial for people with diabetes?
Eliminating dairy from your life or choosing to go vegan is a whole lot easier when you can use this tofu sour cream recipe in place of real sour cream.
Whether you're suffering from a sore throat or broken heart, there's nothing like a soothing mug of hot tea. But is it possible to overdo it on the tea?
Created using almond, soy, cashew, or coconut milk, there's no shortage of non-dairy yogurt options for you to incorporate into your menu, but are they healthy?
Salads are the quintessential health food, but their actual nutritional value depends a lot on the toppings you add. Here are some to add, and some to avoid.
Sparkling water, aka carbonated water, has grown in popularity. It's just as hydrating as tap water and healthier than soda. But is it safe to drink every day?
Some studies show that high-fat, low-carb diets can be beneficial for metabolic health. But if you eat butter every day, what does that do for your heart?
Zinc is an essential nutrient you can get through a variety of foods, but over one billion in the world are deficient in it. One cheese can help you get enough.
Iceberg lettuce is one of the cheapest, longest-lasting greens around and it's always available, but it turns out that it really doesn't offer much value.