There are strict diet rules you need to follow if you want to adopt the carnivore diet. Unfortunately, it includes avoiding some foods that are totally healthy.
If you're diligently following the highly popular carnivore diet, you may feel like your snacking days are over. However, our expert says that's not true.
Every lifestyle diet has its pros and cons, and the Atkins diet is no exception. An expert talks about what happens to your cholesterol levels if you follow it.
If you've heard of the carnivore diet, you know it involves eating animal-based foods, which are high in saturated fat. So, how does it affect your cholesterol?
People who choose to eat alone every day have different reasons for doing so. But this seemingly simple choice can actually have surprising health effects.
The Carnivore Diet was conceived by a surgeon and popularized on Joe Rogan's podcast. But its health benefits are limited, and affect the risk of early death.
Kidney stones are all too common in the modern U.S. Your diet plays a key role in mitigating this painful ailment, and including pineapple can be a great help.
A nutritionist gave us some insight on a few keto options in Blue Apron's new line of fresh, ready-to-eat, non-frozen offerings, Prepared & Ready Meals.
For most people, cutting carbs is a trigger that can change their poop habits. Here's what you can expect and what you can do to relieve your symptoms.
While eating one meal a day may work for some, it doesn't always work for others. One reason is because of how limiting your caloric intake effects cholesterol.
We tried cutting out dairy for 14 days to see if anything changed. This meant no cheese on our burger, no butter on our bread, and ... no Ben & Jerry's.
Many people adhere to a low-carb diet to lose weight or for other health reasons. But research reveals that this may have a surprising effect on your lifespan.
It's never too late or too early to make a lifestyle change, like eating a healthier diet. However, certain time frames may prove more feasible than others.
Is there really such a thing as an ideal month to start your weight loss journey? Two experts shared their thoughts on the best month to start dieting.
When you go on a diet, your weight isn't the only thing that can change. The kind and amount of food you eat actually has an impact on your brain, too.
They say that "You are what you eat," but just how true is that old adage? Here's what research has revealed about the personality traits of vegetarians.
While the Guinness diet doesn't provide a well-rounded nutritional plan, the beer actually has one healthy benefit for your body that you might not expect.