The Connection Between Diet And Hormones Explained
Consuming nutrients like healthy fats and omega-3 fatty acids is one way to help manage hormones without pharmaceuticals.
Read MoreConsuming nutrients like healthy fats and omega-3 fatty acids is one way to help manage hormones without pharmaceuticals.
Read MoreHow much hot sauce you can handle is a personal preference, but watch out for too much sodium, or negative side effects of thermogenesis.
Read MoreYou may be confused about the differences between eating a dairy-free diet, or being a dairy-free vegetarian or a vegan. But the three mean different things.
Read MoreRinna is one of the "dirty vegans" who sometimes eat animal products. The other type is those who eat processed food made from meat and/or dairy alternatives.
Read MoreMost people know that meat, fish, and dairy are not part of the standard vegan diet. Learn why some sugars also aren't vegan.
Read MoreMelatonin can affect your REM cycle, which is when you are most likely to have vivid dreams. Because of this, you might want to experiment with dosage.
Read MoreGenetics may provide clues as to why some carry a pathogenic intolerance to gluten or develop celiac disease.
Read MoreThis in-demand fruit is packed with nutrition and contains 100 percent of the recommended daily value of vitamin C.
Read MoreMicronutrients and macronutrients play important roles in your overall nutrition. Here's what you need to know to understand the difference.
Read MoreCooked tomatoes have more of beneficial nutrients like lycopene and naringenin, but don't tend to have as much vitamin C as the raw ones.
Read MoreFish oil and krill oil are good sources of omega-3 fatty acids. Here's a comparison of other health benefits of each.
Read MoreIron supplements can cause stomach troubles and more-serious symptoms. Getting iron via whole foods is one way to avoid these negative effects.
Read MoreCashews have grown exponentially in popularity, as a dairy-free cream replacement and nut butter, but can be risky if not consumed in the correct form.
Read MoreConsuming too many leafy greens can result in an excess of fat-soluble vitamin K, which can be dangerous, as well as gastrointestinal symptoms.
Read MorePeople credit bone broth with all sorts of benefits. It's said to be good for your bones, skin, immune system, and gut health. But how much of that is true?
Read MoreWhen you see "natural flavors" on a food label, you're probably thinking about lemons or vanilla, but that is not what it means.
Read MoreStudies show which day of the week is the worst for starting a diet.
Read MoreShifting to a low-fat, plant-based diet may help you lose weight, according to a new study.
Read MoreResearchers found that a diet rich in fruits and vegetables makes sweat smell better.
Read MoreThe Biggest Loser TV show capitalized on its success by creating an at-home version, by way of diet books, fitness DVDs, and even protein powder.
Read MoreBroccoli is a nutritional powerhouse, but it could harm your health when consumed in excess. This is what happens when you eat too much broccoli.
Read MoreLemons are often seen as a superfood because they have some real health benefits. The health benefits of lemon include heart health and kidney stone prevention.
Read MoreBaked beans are delicious, but they can make some people gassy after eating. Here's how baking soda can help.
Read MoreMany people enjoy eating pineapple for its sweet flavor. But eating too much can cause adverse side effects that you wouldn't notice with other fruits.
Read MoreEnergy drinks can give you a kick of caffeine during the day, but they come with a long list of side effects. Here's what happens when you stop drinking them.
Read MoreWhile water doesn't have any magical fat-burning properties, yes, it can help you lose weight.
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