The wheat-free diet trend became popular in 2011 after the book Wheat Belly, written by cardiologist William Davis, M.D., became a national bestseller.
Smoothie routine getting a little boring? With a few extra ingredients, you can quickly and easily ramp up your game, creating a healthier and tastier smoothie.
Spinach is a great source of iron. However, there are a few things to keep in mind before you consume it, whether you're munching on it raw or cooking it.
If you love a good steak or chicken meal but have recently found yourself feeling unwell or somewhat "off" post-feast, you may be suffering from a meat allergy.
The terms "nutritionist" and "dietitian" are often used interchangeably, but depending where you are in the world, they can mean very different things.
If you're going low-carb, you'll want to find out if there are carbohydrates in your favorite beverages. A good place to start is with your morning cup of joe.
There's good news for anyone who misses an old-fashioned glass of chocolate milk -- this childhood treat may have more nutritional benefits than you'd think.
Is it possible to ruin your mood by eating certain foods? It may seem far-fetched, but some foods have been linked to irritability, anxiety, and even mania.
Peaches can be the perfect healthy addition to your favorite summer treat. But the fuzzy skin on a peach can cause a much-debated issue — should you peel it?
You're more likely to die sooner if you eat certain foods, science has shown. Learn the risks of some of your favorite foods, and choose your meals carefully.
Knowing which foods are healthy is harder than it sounds (we're looking at you, coconut oil). Fear not, we've compiled a list of the trickiest intimidators.
Do you gulp down vitamins each and every morning or evening? While a supplement regimen can be beneficial, issues can arise from taking too many vitamins.