The 800 gram challenge involves increasing your daily fruit and vegetable intake. Health Digest spoke with an expert to learn if this can help with weight loss.
Having enough protein in your diet can be beneficial if you're aiming to lose weight. However, the wrong protein sources might actually hinder your progress.
If you're looking to speed up your metabolism, you might want to think about upping your protein intake. But it isn't all protein. You'll need to add lean meat.
There are times when you may be prompted to take a second look at your poop, like when you've been eating too many grapes. You may be surprised by what happens.
When we think of protein, we often look at lean meats, eggs, nuts and seeds, lentils, and tofu. But did you know that green beans also contain protein?
Eating the same foods each day might be a great idea since you only have to meal prep once a week. However, it could also have certain effects on your sleep.
You probably already know that olive oil can help support heart health. It turns out, though, that there can be an added benefit to eating it every day.
If you're having trouble falling asleep at night, incorporating this popular carb into your diet might help. However, there might be some drawbacks, too.
Everyone knows the importance of including fruits in a well-rounded diet. But what would happen if, instead of a balanced diet, you consume more fruit daily?
When you're following a plant-based diet, you must ensure you're getting all the nutrients you need in your diet. This vegan-friendly food has iron in spades.
When it comes to protein-rich food sources, potatoes aren't typically the first things people think of. Relatively speaking, though, they pack quite a punch.
Fruits are generally top-of-mind when it comes to healthy food. But suddenly eating fruit on a daily basis can have a surprising effect on your bowel movements.
If you find yourself regularly having trouble sleeping at night, you might want to add a bit more meat to your diet. But we don't mean chicken, pork, or beef.
When we talk about protein, its role in building muscle is usually the first thing that comes to mind. But a protein deficiency can affect bone health, too.
Specific food cravings can tell us a lot more about our bodies than we realize. If you suddenly feel a strong desire to eat sour foods, here's what that means.
Eating bananas seems like a healthy choice, right? Well, if you're somewhat of a connoisseur, you might want to reconsider how many you eat for your gut health.
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.
While some may believe that you should eat as much fruit as often as possible, too much fruit can have negative effects on muscles as well as overall health.
For people who are lactose-intolerant, non-dairy milk options are a useful addition to their diet. This particular variation is especially good for gut health.
Our bodies require protein for a multitude of functions, and not getting enough of it can have consequences. Here's what a protein deficiency does to the skin.