Dietary Essentials

There are certain vegetables that come to mind when people talk about juices. But one unpopular vegetable juice may help prevent two serious health conditions.

Looking for a refreshing post-workout beverage to alternate with your smoothie? This tropical juice not only tastes good; it can prevent prostate cancer, too.

Dietary adjustment is one of the most effective ways to deal with high blood pressure. Incorporating certain kinds of juice into your diet can help with this.

Sourdough bread is tasty, as well as a popular DIY bread you can bake at home. An additional, unexpected benefit: It's also among the safest breads to consume.

If you're a fan of spicy food, cayenne pepper is likely already a mainstay on your spice rack. But consuming it regularly may affect your cholesterol levels.

Most people take supplements to compensate for nutrient deficiencies in their diets. But this can pose hidden dangers to the body, particularly the liver.

There is a long list of fruits that science has found to be beneficial for weight loss. One particularly tasty kind is also abundant in gut-friendly fiber.

Microwaved eggs are a quick and convenient way to satisfy anyone's egg cravings. According to an expert, it can have interesting effects on your body.

It turns out that some fruits are actually relatively high in protein compared to others. One popular dried fruit can also help lower your cholesterol.

Intermittent fasting can help with weight loss, but if you're not paying attention to the foods you consume, it may also end affecting your hair. Here's how.

Egg prices seem to be going up and up, making them an expensive protein source. These five alternatives are just as nutritious and they're more affordable.

How do you make that loaf of sourdough bread last long enough for you to finish it, without letting any of it go bad? Some basic guidelines can help.

Turns out U.S. President Donald Trump has a sweet tooth, and is fond of particular candies and chocolates. But what can eating such sweets do to one's health?

There are many sources of protein that you can easily incorporate into your daily diet. What may surprise you, though, is that quite a few of them are fruits.

Many people believe that sourdough bread is healthier than other varieties of bread, but how much calcium does sourdough bread actually have?

When you have a sore throat, this particular kind of juice is a helpful remedy. As it turns out, research suggests it may have anti-cancer properties, too.

It's possible to experience acid reflux while eating sourdough bread. Knowing the reason behind this can help you avoid experiencing it next time.

When sourdough bread starts to develop mold, is it still safe to eat, or will it make you sick? And how long can you expect sourdough bread to last, anyway?

If you have sticking to a low-carb diet or monitoring your blood sugar levels, it helps to know if nutrient-dense sweet potatoes are a viable option for you.

However you enjoy to eat it, pepperoni is delicious, but it's also high in fat and calories. Can eating turkey pepperoni be a healthier option?

While all vegetables have potential benefits for health, eating this popular white vegetable may help prevent cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.

Adding certain protein sources to your daily diet can help you lower high cholesterol levels. Some of the healthiest proteins have other benefits, too.

Beyond the usual vitamins and minerals, this trendy green vegetable is loaded with plant compounds that can help lower your cholesterol and protect your heart.

Having gout or being at risk for the disease may mean avoiding a lot of popular foods. But how does eating eggs every day affect your likelihood of having gout?

Having a late-night snack can negatively affect your blood pressure, especially if you pick the wrong kind of food. But there's a safe and healthy option.

Many people go on juice fasts in the belief that doing so would rid their bodies of toxins. But juicing may be affecting gut health in unexpected ways.

Concerned about your gut health? Turns out there's a simple food-related test you can perform at home -- and it involves an unexpected (but tasty) vegetable.