The Zone Diet is a low-calorie, low-carb, high-protein diet that tells you what foods to eat and avoid and how much to eat. But is it just a well-marketed fad?
Have you ever wondered why you sneeze, or what purpose dreaming serves? We dug into the functions that help your body to keep ticking -- read on to learn more.
Eating enough foods with fiber is a great way to ensure consistent bowel movements. But there are also foods that can worsen constipation. Here are a few.
Alcohol withdrawal can rear its ugly head in many ways. Here's what happens to your body and brain as they undergo various changes during alcohol withdrawal.
Have you heard of jicama? Related to the potato, jicama is rich in vitamins, can provide hydration, and may even lower your risk for some health conditions.
Intermittent fasting is a popular dieting pattern that involves long periods of fasting and limited periods of eating. Here's how alcohol can factor in.
People can experience a variety of health conditions related to the amount of air pollution they are exposed to. Learn how pollutants can affect your weight.
While you need some LDL cholesterol, high LDL cholesterol levels can potentially cause serious health problems, such as blood clots. Here's what to know.
Working out with weights is a great way to burn calories, build muscle, and stay in shape. But there are a few myths about weightlifting you should be wary of.
If you're breastfeeding you might wonder about foods to eat and foods to avoid for the health of your baby. Read on, because we've got a great list of both.
There is no surefire way to prevent developing preeclampsia. However, there may be measures to lower the risk for some people. Here's what you need to know.
Co-founder and Co-CEO of Seed Health Raja Dhir explained the physiological gut-brain connection and the impacts this has on mental health and health research.
Maintaining a proper posture is important. A good posture enhances your appearance and is necessary for your well-being, but does it impact your sleep?
Taking five or more prescription medications is called polypharmacy, and it can have severe consequences. Here are signs you are taking too many prescriptions.