Many physicians shy away from talking with their patients about nutrition, or find it difficult to do. Avoiding that conversation is costly.
Get to know the basics of the Nutrition Facts Panel, and understand the parts and pieces, from serving size, total calories and fat to percent of Daily Values.
Small dietary changes can create large gains in health
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Read these important nutrition facts about 25 common foods, and find out which ones can help you achieve your health goals.
Board Certified Sports Nutritionist Heather Mangieri, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN explains how to get Vitamin D in your diet and how to eat to prevent injury. Calcium ...
For such a universal activity, eating can be pretty confusing. Grocery stores are crowded with nutritional jargon -- think: organic, vegan, enriched, loc...
Nutritional deficiencies are damaging for your overall health but can often go undetected. Cover all your bases with these important tips.
Onions have layers and layers of health benefits. Some of the nutrients in onions may help promote heart health, reduce inflammation, and reduce the risk of cancer.
Brown rice is a highly nutritious grain. It is good for the heart, aids digestion and may reduce the risk of cancer, diabetes and high cholesterol.
A new study shows that SNAP food program can keep people's health costs low
Just because you’re eating something called a "salad" doesn’t mean it's actually healthy. For proof, take a look at big restaurant chains, which have somehow figured out how to create entrée salads with 1,000 calories and 50 grams of sugar. But even homemade salads or those ones you concoct yourself at the Whole Foods salad bar can go astray if you're not careful about the ingredients you choose and which add-ins you toss on top. Use these 8 tips to maximize nutrition and…
Do you feel overwhelmed by all the nutritional advice you hear and feel unsure about what you really should be doing when it comes to eating healthfully? The Nutrition Twins help cut through this confusion by offering their top five healthy eating habits that you “should” be doing and why.
Learn Spanish? Finally quit smoking? Become a better cook? Whatever you've decided to achieve next year, you know all too well that you're probably going to fail, and that list of beautiful, aspirational goals is staying unfulfilled. Sorry.
Don’t use a busy lifestyle as an excuse to let your health become an issue for you. Eating right isn’t as hard as it seems.
Strip away the pounds with these nutrition-oriented fat-burning tips you can apply right now.