When bodybuilders sit down for a meal, it will often include red meat or chicken. We'll explain what happens to your muscles when you eat chicken every day.
Both delicious and convenient, peanut butter is perfect for snacking. But if you have this medical condition, you're better off avoiding this popular spread.
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V8 juice and fruit juice may seem like a sweet match made in heaven. But consuming these two together can have some serious consequences for your bowels.
Findings of a recent study support the idea that a popular spicy ingredient can actually benefit both your short-term and long-term memory. Keep reading.
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Your palate and hair agree that eating peanut butter benefits you. We'll walk you through how its different vitamins, minerals, and fats benefit your hair.
With the popularity of veganism and vegetarian diets, people have started looking to alternate sources of protein. But what happens when you stop eating meat?
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Canned foods can be high in added sodium. Having certain medical conditions, including these, may mean that you should forego canned foods and opt for fresh.
By eliminating certain types of food from your diet, you can actually train your taste buds to be more or less sensitive to certain tastes. Keep reading.
Drinking V8 juice is an enjoyable and convenient way to incorporate more veggies into your diet. But can it affect your body if you take certain medications?
You may have thought of having one of those 100-calorie "diet" snacks to appease your hunger. But as it turns out, they're not as healthy as they seem.