The Real Reason Alcohol Doesn't Come With A Nutrition Label
Since alcohol is not regulated by the FDA, manufacturers are not required to label any nutrition values.
Read MoreSince alcohol is not regulated by the FDA, manufacturers are not required to label any nutrition values.
Read MoreIodine deficiency can contribute to goiter, hypothyroidism, and problems during pregnancy.
Read MoreVaccinations against COVID-19 have really ramped up across the United States, to help slow the spread of the disease and stop the emergence of new variants.
Read MoreMore than 85% of amputees experience phantom limb sensation within weeks of amputation. Treatment options include meditation, mindfulness, and acupuncture.
Read MoreGenetics can contribute to whether you get arthritis, and which type you are more likely to experience.
Read MoreMCT oil can help boost brainpower and energy, and manage some diseases, but it's best to consult with a doctor or dietician before using it.
Read MoreSoy tends to be one of the foremost offenders among foods that can trigger headaches and migraines. Learn why.
Read MoreFrom improving blood pressure to regular bowel movements to better hydration status, increasing your vegetable intake is almost always a good thing.
Read MoreNutritious food consumed before an alcohol-infused night out can help minimize the effects of drinking, and balance your electrolytes.
Read MoreCoffee before breakfast can contribute to the production of stomach acid, create indigestion and heartburn, and boost production of the stress hormone cortisol.
Read MoreVaccination is the act of receiving a vaccine, and immunization is the process your body goes through as you become immune to a disease.
Read MoreSugar is a sneaky ingredient added to many peanut butters, that can contribute to heart disease, diabetes, and other chronic ailments.
Read MoreDoctors have found a few menu staples that should help just about everyone beat the aftereffects of migraines, from hydrating fruits to ginger and peppermint.
Read MoreNutrition experts warn about the risks of processed meat, which is classified as a Group 1 carcinogen and can contribute to heart disease.
Read MoreLazy eye is a condition that typically starts in childhood. Here are the symptoms and treatments to be aware of.
Read MoreSleeping pills can increase the risk of death and addiction. They can also cause dangerous side effects like sleepwalking, impaired driving, and falls.
Read MoreDiabetes is a common condition amongst many Americans. Fortunately, by eating these fruits and vegetables, you can manage the condition well.
Read MorePrenatal massage can be a great way to care for your mind and body during pregnancy. Here's everything you need to know about this type of massage.
Read MoreAfter giving birth, surprising things happen to your body. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreIf you think you might be lactose intolerant, you're not alone. About 68 percent of the world's population has this digestive disorder.
Read MorePurified water undergoes steps to remove contaminants, but then has chlorine added. Distilled water undergoes a process that removes just about everything.
Read MoreMaple syrup, though it has a lower glycemic index than table sugar, can still cause blood sugar spikes and other health problems.
Read MoreBecause most people do not notice any serious symptoms of primary lactose intolerance until they are an adult, they think they have recently developed it.
Read MoreYour blood sugar fluctuates through the day, partly depending on the food you eat. What does it mean when it's high in the morning, hours after your last meal?
Read MoreSteam doesn't open or close your pores, but it does soften up and loosen the debris in them, making it easier to clean out the gunk.
Read MoreIn recent years a number of former contestants have given viewers a glimpse behind the curtain of "The Biggest Loser" -- read to learn what they've revealed.
Read MoreWilliams is an outspoken advocate for multiple sclerosis research and understanding, after experiencing life-changing symptoms.
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