Though hot flashes can happen because of different medical conditions, they are quite common during menopause. Here are some foods that can help prevent them.
Aloe vera can be more than a burn remedy. In fact, some of its benefits require that you eat it. However, some may be hesitant when it comes to the skin.
Although we usually associate cravings with comfort foods, they can also happen with healthy vegetables, like kale. However, some may even wonder, why kale?
When having fish, there's always a question as to whether to eat the skin. Does the skin taste as good as the fish, and is there any benefit to eating it?
There are now more plant-based meat alternatives than ever before. However, with so many choices out there, many wonder which is considered the healthiest.
Finding the best snacks for your kiddos can be challenging. In this interview, Jamie Feit, MS, RD, explains which to look out for and which to choose instead.
If you're accustomed to eating other fruit peels for their high phytochemical and fiber content, it's natural to wonder if this applies to mango skins too.
If you experience heartburn after eating nuts, you're not alone. Here's the science behind why they may cause heartburn, but also how they could prevent it too.
Alton Brown discussed focusing on brain health, his partnership with Neuriva, how his eating and lifestyle habits have changed after turning 60, and more.
You bought a package of beef from the store over the weekend but forgot about it. It's turned slightly gray, can you still eat it? The answer may surprise you.
Meat processors use chemicals called nitrates and nitrites to keep meat fresh longer. Here's what you should know about the benefits and risks of nitrates.
You can help boost your keratin levels by eating different types of food that support your body's ability to produce and synthesize it. Here are 14 examples.
Gut health is tied to the immune system, mental health, and autoimmune and cardiovascular diseases. This is why it's important to understand food intolerance.
Doctors have a number of methods to medically treat Graves' disease, but an important way to manage the symptoms is by eating (and avoiding) certain foods.
Certain parts of the animal like the organs are often overlooked or cast aside, but should they be? Just what is offal and is it good for you to eat it?