You like the taste of salt – so you’ve made the switch to sea salt. If you’re trying to lower the amount of sodium in your diet, switching to sea salt may not be the best option. Find out what new research shows about sea salt, sodium and reducing dietary salt.
By now you probably know that sleep is important for controlling your weight and a new study points out why. Find out why lack of sleep causes you to put on weight from a physiological standpoint and tips for keeping this problem under control.
It can be challenging to change a child’s bad eating habits, and some commonly promoted ideas may even be bad for your child’s health. For example, contrary to popular belief, studies show that banning certain foods or drinks actually has a detrimental effect on child psychology. Read on to discover the ten best ways to encourage your child to eat healthy food.
Are you a “label reader” when you shop for groceries? According to a new study, this may work in your favor when it comes to controlling your weight. Find out why reading nutritional labels is important along with strategies for avoiding “nutritional slip-ups.”
You struggle to lose weight only to gain a portion of it back. The good news? A new study shows some of the health benefits stay with you even if you regain some of the weight you lost. How much you regain may also be affected by the type of diet you follow. Find out more.
Plant-based diets have benefits, but can they actually help you live longer? Here’s what new research shows about plant-based diets and the health and longevity benefits they offer. It also discusses the effect plant-based diets have on body weight.
Gaining weight? Don’t blame it on menopause. A new study shows that menopause may not be the “bad guy” it’s been made out to be in terms of unwanted weight gain. The bad news? It can change where you store your body fat. Find out more about menopause, weight gain, body composition and how to keep your youthful physique as you age.
Read on to discover the ten most important reasons why adding eating more pumpkin seeds can improve and extend your life.
Yes, exercise can make you look better by helping you shed body fat and build lean body mass. But can it improve your self-esteem? Find out about the mental health benefits of exercise and what type of exercise is best for your brain.
It’s hard to deny the benefits of eating a fruit and veggie rich diet. Doing so could even improve your mental outlook, according to a new study. Find out how eating vegetables might improve your mood and how much you need to get the benefits.
It’s harder to buy groceries these days. Not only do you have to worry about rising prices, but you also have to be concerned about whether you’re buying food and produce that’s been genetically modified. This article discusses what GMOs are, whether they’re harmful and ways avoid them in your diet.
Are you getting enough omega-3s in your diet? Not all omega-3s are created equal when it comes to health. If you’re getting your omega-3s from plant-based foods, you may not be getting the full benefits. Here’s why.
