For decades, it has been suggested that leaner white meats are healthier than red meats, but new research has people swapping their chicken breasts for chickpeas.
It's no secret that Canadian actor Alexander Ludwig of Vikings and Hunger Games fame is one fit man. But it's taken a lot to get where is, physically, today. When it comes to working out, he's actually been through a lot.
Vitamin K and potassium are often confused for one another, but they are distinct nutrients that serve different bodily functions. Here's what you should know.
Health professionals agree that vitamin D is a beneficial nutrient that people may not receive enough of despite it being readily available in sunlight.
The GOLO diet was designed by a group of doctors, researchers, and pharmacists who spent almost a decade developing the GOLO diet plan — and the supplement to be taken with it.
Ginger ale is a common drink to order while boarded on an airplane, but is there any real reason why you should be drinking ginger ale when in the air? There are some medicinal properties to ginger ale, but also, this soda might just taste better when you're elevated.
Sugar's gotten a bad rep in recent years, especially among those determined to lose weight. Honey is a favored "healthy" substitution — but is it really all that much healthier than sugar?
Cooking oil is a staple in most kitchens. Which oil is right for you? That depends largely on what you are cooking and how health-conscious you are. But if we can advise on the one to stay away from one, it would be vegetable oil.
Most people are fans of potatoes in some form. Whether mashed, baked, or cut into french fries, this starchy vegetable has long been a staple of diets worldwide. But what if you're following the keto diet? Are potatoes allowed, and if so, how often?
Thinking about trying the Whole30 diet? It's important to know that, for better and worse, your body will certainly change when embarking on this program.
Like the popular Mediterranean diet, the Nordic diet is a healthy way of eating, with a focus on local, sustainable foods found in Scandinavian countries.
While veggie chips might seem like a healthier alternative to potato chips, there's actually very little nutritional difference between the two snacks.