Dietary Essentials

If you're looking for a surprisingly healthy pasta dish to order the next time you're eating at an Italian establishment, why not try this tasty selection?

It may be an idea you've toyed with, and there's no doubt it'll need tons of self-control. But what really happens to your body when you stop eating fried food?

You don't typically think of healthy when you hit your local drugstore for a quick snack. However, there is one surprisingly healthy canned food you can buy.

Apple juice may not be as good for you as you might think. Here's why.

Looking for a snack? Before you throw in the towel and grab a Snickers bar, CVS has a chocolate-covered snack that's a little healthy while being a lot tasty.

The salad bar at Whole Foods gives you many choices of delicious fruits and vegetables. But if you want a nutritious lunch, you should skip this one option.

GNC has several options for protein shakes available in its stores and on its website. We break down just how much whey protein powder they really have.

Dr. Kenneth Brown, renowned gastroenterologist and host of the Gut Check Project podcast, explains what acid reflux is and what foods can aggravate symptoms.

Here's the common food processing step that's detrimental to our health. You might be surprised to learn that most of your favorite snacks undergo this.

Nutrition is a very important part of your exercise program. Here's the reason why you should be eating blueberries in particular after your workout.

If you're hungry and short on time, you might visit a vending machine. Some candies may actually be relatively healthy compared to others. Let's narrow it down.

You can improve your heart's function by pairing certain foods together that are rich in certain compounds. Here's a surprising (and delicious) pair.

While many consumers sing its praises for pain relief and mood support, this fast-acting, plant-based supplement has health experts cautioning against its use.

Avocado has broken away from just being the smooth sidekick for chips and salsa. What happens when you start eating more in your diet?

Broccoli is one of the first things that come to mind when you hear the words "healthy food." Interestingly, there's a condiment that makes it much healthier.

The list of negative side effects to alcohol overconsumption is one we're all familiar with. Studies show that an increased heart attack risk is part of it.

When we think of protein sources, our minds tend to jump to meat instantly. Thus, it may surprise you that some vegetables actually have more protein than meat.

Have you ever wondered why you have a tendency to eat your meals fast? Research suggests that there's an unexpected reason why you're a really fast eater.

While your body can absorb some nutrients from carrots alone, pairing them with this one particular food gives your vitamin A absorption a considerable boost.

Ingredients can vary, so it's important to check labels. However, oat-based granola can provide several benefits if you eat it every day, including these.

We all know that water is great for summer hydration, but did you know that there can be a major benefit to switching things up and drinking sparkling water?

There's a good reason why we call junk foods "junk foods." Here's what would happen if you ate these delicious but unhealthy snacks every day for a week.

Some foods may hinder your efforts to keep your testosterone levels up. Keep reading to find out which healthy and unhealthy foods you should avoid.

Even if you're diligent about drinking enough water during the day, it's easy to fall behind when it gets hot out. These three fruits can keep you hydrated.

Let's dive into all the nutrients that tuna can provide us with and how its nutritional value may differ between canned products and freshly caught tuna.

Something that's been making the rounds on TikTok is the red cabbage and pears juice weight loss trend. An expert weighs in on whether this plan is healthy.

Fruit is generally one of the safer and healthier foods we can consume. But what about dried fruit? Does it boast the same benefits, and how much is too much?