While there are many ways to fast, many prefer a daily approach that restricts eating to a six- or eight-hour window each day, referred to as 18:6 or 16:8.
With its wide range of health benefits, fennel oil - a carrier oil infused with the medicinal properties of the fennel plant - has seen a spike in popularity.
Managing eczema is a day-to-day endeavor for millions of people across the country. Here's a list of foods that are on and off the menu if you have eczema.
You might think of sports drinks and energy drinks as the same kind of beverage, but they are used for different purposes. Here's what sets them apart.
While lunch is an important meal to keep you going, if you're feeling sluggish in the afternoon, it could be that you've eaten foods that zap your energy.
Registered dietitian and Chief Nutrition Officer at GNC Rachel Jones explained how creatine supplements work and how to determine if they're right for you.
IV therapy allows medications and vitamins to enter your system quickly and efficiently. If you are interested in IV therapy, here's what you should know.
Rainwater harvesting has many benefits for the environment, like reducing stormwater runoff and flooding. But is it safe to collect and drink rainwater?
Red pepper flakes can give your bland dish a kick. But before you rush to find every recipe containing it, there are a few things you may want to consider.
It may not seem like celery has many superfood powers. But the science reveals there are many good reasons to add more of this crunchy vegetable to your diet.
Red dragon fruit and white dragon fruit have several subtle physical differences as well as differences you should know about when it comes to your health.
While brain-enhancing drugs have often been a theme in sci-fi movies and TV shows, is it possible that nootropic drugs can actually boost brain health?
If you are low in vitamin B12, your doctor may prescribe supplements for you. Here's what you can expect for how long it will take for them to start working.
Whether you're adding it to your yogurt for breakfast or sprinkling some onto your salad at lunch, wheat germ can provide a variety of health benefits.
If you've ever enjoyed a brownie, ice cream sundae, or even a soda -- only to immediately feel thirsty afterward -- science may be able to offer an explanation.