Many believe multivitamins are created equal and will provide the same nutritional benefits, but there's an essential mineral that most multivitamins lack.
Just like what we eat, our beverage choices can sometimes make or break a good night's sleep. Some surprising culprits for bad rest are hiding in plain sight.
If you've been pumping weights but not seeing the results you hope for, it could be a matter of diet. Read on to learn what foods will help you build muscle.
Even if you're a fan of this tart pink beverage, you may not know about the health benefits that drinking hibiscus tea can bring. Read on to learn more.
As it turns out, eating simple carbohydrates, or sugars, before a workout can actually be counterproductive. Here's why, and here's what you should eat instead.
While health claims about Kombucha abound, and some are actually backed up by science, you may wonder if there is actually too much sugar for it to be worth it.
Apple cider vinegar may be used as a natural deodorant, hair rinse, and ingredient in your salad dressing. But pay attention if you're drinking it regularly.
Cold-pressed juice seems to be everywhere we look, especially in the world of social media. But is this health food trend actually good for us or just hype?
Blue cheese is a term used to describe cheeses made with cultures of Penicillium, which can appear as blue or gray spots or veins throughout the cheese.
From swapping French fries for vegetables to trading alcohol for healthier beverages, more people are looking to new options, and butter is no exception.
Not having enough of a certain vitamin can lead to a deficiency, but having too much of a vitamin such as vitamin E can be just as detrimental to your health.
Breadbaskets in restaurants may be hard to resist. Especially if you're so hungry, you can't wait for your meal. But this is why you should think twice.