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Drinking at least two cups of black tea daily may lower the risk of heart disease and support overall health.
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What Food Experts Order When They Eat Out
If you think love is a battlefield, try finding something healthy and delicious on a restaurant menu. Most menus are full of caloric land mines determined to whet your appetite and derail your diet. The struggle is real, but it’s not impossible.
What Happens to Your Body on a Strictly Vegan Diet
Vegan-curious? Here’s what this plant-based diet can—and can’t—do for your health.
Two Cups of This Tea a Day Will Make You Live Longer, Study Claims
A dietician says one type of tea can "support longevity and overall health."
Two cups of this tea a day will make you live longer, study claims
Incorporating black tea into your routine can be an enjoyable and easy way to support longevity and overall health.
The Healthiest Fast Food Options at 12 Popular Restaurants
The best option isn't always a salad. Our registered dieticians explain how to choose the healthiest fast food for nutritious, balanced meals on the go.
The MIND Diet: Fighting Dementia With Food
A recent study from Rush University has identified a dietary pattern that can significantly reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, even in patients with only moderate compliance.
This 30 Grams of Protein “Cheat Sheet” Helped Me Start Meeting My Daily Protein Intake Finally
While plenty talk about protein revolves around gaining muscle, in reality, it isn’t just about #gettingswole.
This Leafy Green Has Been Deemed the “Healthiest Food” in the World by the CDC
Explore the many health benefits of watercress, the leafy green deemed the healthiest food in the world according to researchers.
Top 8 food challenge: What it means, plus experts’ tips for navigating nutritional needs
Do you know what the major food allergens are?
The Connection Between Dehydration and Weight Gain
If your body is running low on water, does being parched put a pause on weight loss? Here’s what research and experts say.
The Connection between Dehydration and Weight Gain
Drinking plenty of water is often suggested as a strategy for weight loss, so it seems logical that the opposite would also be true — that being chronically dehydrated can contribute to weight gain.