Many Americans do not get enough fiber but, thankfully, there are plenty of foods loaded with fiber that can help you up your intake of this important carb.
It's no secret that pasta is a big no-no for low-carbohydrate diets, but even if you aren't dieting, you may be carb-loading without even realizing it.
Olive oil is often pushed as a healthy alternative to other types of oils. But too much of a good thing can sometimes be a bad thing, yes even olive oil.
Foods you'd have commonly consumed on other diets might be off-limits on the keto diet. Here's a look at some you'd probably think are keto-friendly but aren't.
Rice and pasta are two foods commonly used to round out a meal with carbohydrates. But is one healthier than the other? Let's break down the nutrients of each.
If you love to spread a copious helping of mayonnaise on a sandwich, you're not alone. Delicious? Yes. But what about the nutritional value of mayonnaise?
Rice is a common staple in many meals. It's versatile and simple to prepare. With so many types of rice, you might be wondering, which kind is the healthiest?
Bell peppers are a colorful vegetable found in grocery stores around the world. They have a more mild flavor than spicy peppers and have many health benefits.
You've probably heard that plant-based meat is a healthy alternative to red meat. With so many meat substitutes, have you ever wondered what's actually in them?
Bagels are a popular, convenient morning breakfast — and even plain bagels are delicious. But are bagels bad for you? And what about the "healthy" ones?
Rice and potatoes have practically no fat and are relatively similar in calories -- yet there are differences. Let's explore the benefits and crown a winner.
In the world of vegetables, there are no real losers. While various diets favor certain types of vegetables and shun others, all veggies contain nutrients