If you struggle with issues like incontinence or UTIs, some changes to your diet might help. Here's what you should eat and avoid for a healthy bladder.
Fried foods aren't exactly healthy for you. If you find yourself eating them a lot, try to figure out why you're craving fried foods -- and what to eat instead.
Latex is one allergen that can be found in places that might surprise you. Therefore, certain precautions must be taken, even with the food handled with latex.
Cravings come from the brain regions responsible for pleasure, reward-seeking, and appetite. They can be a result of both emotional and physical factors.
Natural-style peanut butter choices typically have low sodium, little-to-no sugar, and no unpronounceable ingredients. Here are some of the healthiest brands.
Be aware of allergic reactions and the foods that can cause them, not just for your own safety, but for the safety of others who'll be eating with you as well.
Digestion includes many organs, systems, chemicals, and muscles that work together. This should be an easy process, but it doesn't always work so smoothly.
Potatoes and sweet potatoes bring different things to the table when it comes to nutrition and taste. And one of them may provide all the vitamin A you need.
Keeping an eye on what we eat is important when it comes to cramping prevention. Here are some of the unexpected foods that can keep your muscles cramp-free.
Spinach is a dark leafy green vegetable with a beneficial nutritional profile. It can even be a superfood for people with diabetes. Here's what to know.
It's always important to eat our fruits and vegetables. However, some perhaps aren't aware of why eating an assortment of colorful food can be beneficial.
It is possible to develop a foodborne illness if you use meat that's been in the refrigerator for too long, so how long do you have before hamburgers go bad?
Cumin has become a globetrotting spice in its modern reach and presence in Mexican food like tacos and black bean soup, to grilled meats in Chinese dishes.
Processed food is everywhere, so how do we avoid them? Here are some simple, realistic ways to reduce processed foods in your diet that won't break the bank.
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.
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.