Changes To Your Diet Can Affect Your Allergies - Here's How
While certain foods and beverages can improve allergies, others can make allergies worse. Read on to learn how changes to your diet can affect your allergies.
Read MoreWhile certain foods and beverages can improve allergies, others can make allergies worse. Read on to learn how changes to your diet can affect your allergies.
Read MoreApple cider vinegar has long been touted for its health benefits, like stopping heartburn. Here's why experts say it can also help manage the symptoms of PCOS.
Read MoreLooking for replenishment after an intense workout and wondering if Powerade or water is the better choice? Here's what you should know.
Read MoreA dirty fast allows artificial sweeteners, dairy products in your coffee or tea, and small amounts of protein. Caloric intake is usually less than 100 calories.
Read MoreThe American diet is extremely high in sodium, but there are many salt alternatives on the market. Learn about green salt, and if it's good for you.
Read MoreIf you have fatty liver disease, lifestyle changes like a liver-healthy diet will be critical in managing the condition. Here's what you should eat.
Read MoreThe choice between coffee and Red Bull comes down to ingredients, and their health consequences.
Read MoreDepending on the severity of the gallstones, treatment may be necessary. However, your doctor may also recommend that you adjust your diet.
Read MoreHave you ever gotten the sweats after eating spicy food, even if it was cold? Here's why spicy food provokes this reaction.
Read MoreThe Harvard diet is an eating plan that emphasizes nutritious, whole foods, and is designed to promote health. Here's everything you need to know.
Read MoreAfter a night of drinking, reaching for a pain reliever, like Tylenol, may be tempting to alleviate your symptoms. However, it's probably best to avoid it.
Read MoreAlmonds are great for your heart health, bone health, blood sugar, and more. According to a new study, they can aid in supporting your fitness goals as well.
Read MoreMatcha, a tea powder made from ground green tea leaves and packed with antioxidants, may have some significant benefits for your mental health. Here's why.
Read MoreIt may seem like 1,200 is the magic calorie count when it comes to weight loss, but is this restrictive diet actually safe to follow?
Read MoreWhile we may hear about "immune-boosting" supplements from several commercials and ads throughout the day, can they really keep you from getting sick?
Read MoreThose prescribed SNRI medications may wonder if it's safe to drink alcohol while taking them. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreFolic acid is important for the body's functioning, but taking too much might obscure that you're deficient in other vitamins. Here's why.
Read MoreWhile breastfeeding, many women tend to be careful of what they consume. In fact, some may go as far as eliminating dairy from their diet. But is it necessary?
Read MoreThere is such a thing as calcium overload. In fact, rather than strengthening our bones, having too much can actually result in weaker bones. Here's how.
Read MoreYou might be surprised by how little you need to spend at the grocery store for healthy stuff. Here are some budget-friendly foods to add to your shopping cart.
Read MoreYou may have been told to eat a colorful diet for health, but what exactly does that mean, and why does the color of your food matter? We've got the scoop.
Read MoreNo need to feel guilty about loading up on carbs with these breadsticks. Cauliflower provides the perfect vehicle for these cheesy, keto-friendly appetizers.
Read MoreYou may know there are black teas and green teas, but what's the difference between them? Get the scoop here.
Read MoreDespite the health benefits associated with eating fish, most of us don't do it. Only 10% of Americans are getting the recommended 2 servings per week.
Read MoreHow does Melania Trump manage to look just as vibrant in her 50s as she did in her 20s? The first lady credits her diet.
Read MoreArtificial sweeteners have become ubiquitous in the food and beverage industry, but they may be having negative effects on your body.
Read MoreSplenda and stevia are two well-known artificial sweeteners. Although both are sugar substitutes, there are several differences in taste and composition.
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