For all the pep coffee gives us in the moments we need it most, it may be doing the exact opposite when we want to spend quality time with someone special.
Granola bars are a convenient and portable snack. But while they seem like a healthy option, many have a long list of ingredients you may be unaware of.
Packed full of fiber and nutrients, avocados can help improve digestion, lower cholesterol, and reduce the risk of heart disease. But how much is too much?
The popularity of hard seltzers has skyrocketed in recent years. With less calories than the average beer, are spiked seltzers truly the healthier option?
You may have heard of yerba mate tea as a powerful new superfood — similar to match tea — but does it really have as many health benefits as some people claim?
Losing weight can be take time, and when you get impatient, you may start trying crash diets. The Complete Scarsdale Medical Diet is one of those drastic diets.
Not all fast food automatically equals unhealthy food. Health experts agree that a simple cheeseburger from McDonald's isn't as bad for you as you may think.
As an excellent source of omega-3 fatty acids, salmon has been described as a superfood. But in addition to the meat, is the skin of the salmon safe to eat?
Most people probably think they're making a good dietary decision when they order a chef salad at a restaurant, but this option may not be that healthy.
Waffles are often made with ingredients most dieticians suggest limiting in our diets. Here are some alternatives for creating a healthy and delicious waffle.
Have you ever been strolling down the produce aisle and come across a durian? It may look & smell odd, but the "King of Fruits" is packed with health benefits.
Whether you love a good steak or you've been vegan for years, you're probably familiar with recommendations about the amount of red meat you should be eating.
With so much to do and so little time, who doesn't crave more energy? 5-hour Energy drinks are great for a quick buzz. But are the ingredients good for us?
When Americans think of weight loss programs, one of the first that pops to mind is probably Weight Watchers — but how do you know if it will work for you?
Most restrictive diets focus on cutting out one macro or everything but a handful of foods. In the case of the oatmeal diet that one food is, well, oatmeal.