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5 Proven Ways Coffee Can Improve Your Health
Coffee isn’t just a morning pick-me-up; it’s linked to surprising health benefits beyond energy. From boosting sexual health to...
Team Verywell Health


Gum disease and the Mediterranean diet are connected to inflammation. Here’s how
Following the Mediterranean diet reduces your risk of gum disease, which reduces your risk for inflammation that leads to chronic disease...
Sandee LaMotte


We Asked a Nutrition Expert to Pick the Healthiest Nut—Here’s Their #1 Choice
When you get a hankering for something quick and filling, snacks are the answer. But with a plethora of options on the market, satiating...
Ria Bhagwat


A longevity expert says you should prioritise these three surprising things when eating to live a long, healthy life
Anyone concerned about living well for longer knows that physical activity and what you eat can make a difference. But I was surprised to...
Lou Mudge


6 Reasons You Crave a Sweet Treat After Dinner
It's common to crave a sugary treat after a meal, especially in the evening. Research and experts point to several reasons why you may be...
Mira Miller


Easy Ways to Control Your Eating
Chew Gum in the Grocery Store Maybe you’ve heard you shouldn't shop for food when you’re hungry. Well, you might want to pop in a piece...
Jabeen Begum, MD


This Basic Green Vegetable Is a Surprisingly Powerful Source of Protein and Fiber
Peas have long been maligned as gross, but the mighty legume has recently gained popularity as a nutritious dinner staple. In fact,...
Melissa Matthews


The real story about beans and if they're actually good for you
Beans, beans, they're good for your heart ... yeah, you know the drill. Black, pinto, kidney, lima, mung – the bean aisle at the grocery...
Clare Mulroy


27 healthy fast food items at popular US chains, according to dietitians and doctors
Believe it or not, healthy fast food does exist! There are many chain restaurants where you can grab a quick and nutritious bite to eat....
Tracey Anne Duncan


Sticking to an Early Breakfast Could Help You Live Longer, According to New Research
Early birds have long basked in the glory of health superiority, sometimes even tinged with a hit of moral righteousness. It’s easier for...
Erica Sloan


Is Whole Milk Healthy?
America is drinking a lot more whole milk these days. Whole milk retail sales rose by 3.3 percent in 2024 compared to 2023, according to...
Serena Ball, M.S., R.D.


What Should You Eat Before Bed for Better Sleep?
Eating With Sleep in Mind If you’re tired of being tired, better nutrition before bed could lead to better sleep. “You don’t need...
Serena Ball, M.S., R.D.


7 Healthiest Types of Bread, According to a Dietitian
While there are many types of bread, the healthiest, most nutritious options are made from whole grains, including whole wheat and...
Lindsey DeSoto, RD.


Nutrition Basics: What Are Macros and Why Should You Care?
Whether you’re looking to build strength, lose weight, or simply feel more energized, the foods you eat play a big role in how you feel...
Nutrition Basics: What Are Macros and Why Should You Care?


‘Good’ vs. ‘Bad’ Ultra-Processed Foods: How to Spot the Difference
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have developed an unhealthy reputation, but not all UPFs are created equally. A new scientific advisory from...
Victoria Stokes


Clean Eating for Long-Term Health and Energy
Clean eating is more than just a fad diet—it’s a long-term approach to fueling your body with whole, minimally processed foods that...
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New Guidelines Urge Americans to Reduce Alcohol and Salt for Better Blood Pressure
It’s estimated that over 115 million Americans have high blood pressure. Now, in an effort to address this figure (and the host of...
Sherri Gordon


The Easiest Way to Add More Protein to Your Meals, According to Nutritionists
We’ve all heard the message: eat more protein. And it’s for good reason—protein, alongside carbohydrates and fat, plays a starring role...
Neha Nautiyal


Purple Power Foods!
Where Does the Power Come From? In fruits and vegetables, purple is often a sign of nutrients called anthocyanins. Like other...
Paul Frysh


The Health Benefits of Tomatoes
What’s So Great About Them? Tomatoes are loaded with a substance called lycopene. It gives them their bright red color and helps protect...
Paul Frysh
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