Donald Trump's Reason For Not Drinking Alcohol Has Scientific Backing
According to Donald Trump, he intentionally refrains from drinking alcohol. As it turns out, this conscious decision has basis in scientific fact.
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Drinking Too Much Liquid IV Can Have A Dangerous Effect On Your Heart
While adding a stick of Liquid I.V. to a glass of water can help meet your hydration needs, drinking too much could be bad for your heart. Here's what to know. -
How Much Extra Protein Is In A Jumbo Egg (And Are They Worth Buying For Your Health?)
Because of the size difference, you might be tempted to buy a dozen jumbo eggs instead of the regular ones. But will you really get more extra protein per egg? -
When You Follow The 7-Day Juice Cleanse, Here's What Happens To Your Body
Are you planning to go on a 7-day juice cleanse to flush toxins out of your body? Some unexpected things might happen, and not just about food cravings. -
The Underrated Breakfast Ingredient You Should Add To Eggs For Extra Protein
Eggs are a mainstay on many breakfast tables across the world. But there's an underrated ingredient that you can add to them to boost their protein content. -
What Happens When You Eat A Whole Pound Of Ground Beef (And How Much Protein You'll Get)
The amount of protein in one whole pound of ground beef might surprise you. The consequences of eating it all in one sitting can be quite surprising, too. -
Why The White Spots On Top Of A Loaf Of Bread Could Pose A Risk To Your Health
If you spot white spots on the top of your bread, you'll want to think twice about eating it. It could pose this important risk to your health. -
Drinking Too Much Fruit Juice Has A Little-Known Effect On Your Stroke Risk
Drinking fruit juice can have an impact on your risk of having a stroke, but why is this so? We asked an expert to explain how the two are connected. -
Sourdough Bread Has An Unexpected Amount Of Protein
While we often think of breads as containing carbs, sourdough bread also has a unexpected amount of protein; and it's good for your health in other ways. -
Eating Egg Whites Every Day Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Kidney Health
Eggs possess enough nutrients to justify their inclusion in your daily diet. Specifically, egg whites may have an unexpected effect on your kidney health. -
One Of Your Favorite Green Legumes Is High In A Vitamin That Can Naturally Lower Cholesterol
High cholesterol can lead to heart disease and stroke. However, eating more of this vitamin-rich legume can help lower your cholesterol levels. -
The Cruciferous Vegetable That Can Lower Blood Pressure And Reduce Your Cancer Risk At The Same Time
Cruciferous vegetables make a great addition to any diet. In an exclusive interview, a health expert talks about one that may benefit your blood pressure. -
What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Skip Breakfast
Skipping breakfast could affect your cholesterol, however, the expert we consulted says this might not necessarily be as bad as you would think. -
Drinking Apple Cider Every Day Has A Little-Known Effect On A Man's Prostate Health
According to our expert, apple cider is rich in compounds that could be beneficial to your prostate health. Here's what to know about this fruity beverage. -
The Healthiest Way To Cook Eggs If You Have High Blood Pressure
Eggs are nutritious and can be a great part of your diet even if you have high blood pressure. Here's how experts say you should be cooking them. -
The Popular Winter Squash That Can Lower Blood Pressure And Blood Sugar At The Same Time
With many varieties of squash available, it might be tough to choose among them. Consider this one if you want to lower your blood pressure and blood sugar. -
The Amount Of Protein In An Egg Yolk Might Surprise You
Many people will consume egg whites to add more protein to their diet without adding fat or cholesterol, but you don't want to count out the yolk just yet. -
The Unique Type Of Apple Juice That Can Help Lower High Cholesterol
There are different varieties of commercially available apple juice that you can easily purchase. But one specific kind may have a unique health benefit. -
Drinking Pear Juice Every Day Has An Unexpected Effect On Your Blood Pressure
If you make pear juice a part of your diet every day, it can have some surprising benefits. But does it also have an unexpected effect on your blood pressure? -
The Vegetable With The Most Calcium Can Also Protect You From Two Types Of Cancer
While dairy is a well-known source of calcium, this vegetable is also a good source and it may even protect you against two types of cancer. -
One Of The Healthiest Vegetables You Can Eat Will Boost Heart Health, Improve Sleep, And Help You Poop
According to an expert, there's a specific vegetable that can give you not one, but three important health benefits if you make it a part of your regular diet. -
What Happens To Your Cholesterol When You Eat Canned Tuna Every Day (And The Risk You Shouldn't Ignore)
If you eat tuna often, it can have an effect on your cholesterol; but there is one important risk that you'll want to consider when choosing which tuna to buy. -
The Unique Type Of Pasta That Has More Protein Than Eggs
Is it possible that a type of pasta would have more protein than eggs? Yes - but as an expert told us, there are a couple of considerations to think about. -
The Unpopular Vegetable You Should Be Eating To Protect Against Cancer
While many people don't often eat this vegetable, maybe they should. Studies say compounds found in it could help protect you against certain cancers. -
Everything That's Not Healthy About Low-Fat Peanut Butter
Low-fat peanut butter sounds like a healthier alternative to regular peanut butter, and is usually marketed as such. But surprisingly, it can be unhealthy, too. -
The Popular Berry That Can Help Prevent UTIs (Hint: Its Not Cranberry)
Cranberry is usually the first fruit that comes to mind for most when talking about urinary tract infections. But it's not the only berry that helps with UTIs. -
The Dining Habit You Should Break If You Have High Blood Pressure
High blood pressure can leave you at risk for heart attack, stroke, and dementia. However, our expert says breaking this dining habit can help reduce your risk.
