Nothing is quite as refreshing as a cold glass of orange juice with breakfast. But is it actually as healthy as you think it is? Here's what you should know.
While it's important to note that research has not supported the claims of sole water proponents, the people who swear by it believe it can aid in hydration.
Espresso affects a wide variety of body functions, from mood to energy level to sleep habits. Here's what happens to your body when you drink espresso daily.
Flavored waters are everywhere you look these days, but it can be tricky to distinguish the healthy ones from the ones crammed full of sugar and additives.
Protein drinks can have side effects, so buy from reliable sources. Iconic markets its protein drinks as GMO free and ethically sourced. But are they healthy?
While most know the effects sugary drinks have on the body, experts took it up a notch and looked into the relationship between sugary beverages and men's hair.
Given all of their claims, you might wonder if energy drinks like Kill Cliff are healthy. Here's everything you need to know about Kill Cliff energy drinks.
Bang is an energy drink that not only provides a much-needed boost, but does so without any calories or the addition of sugar. Does this mean it isn't bad?
Energy drinks typically contain large amounts of sugar, as well as other ingredients to boost alertness. Are they a safe choice for people with diabetes?
To find out which electrolyte drink brand people prefer most, we asked Health Digest readers to vote for their go-to beverage out of five answer options.