Full of flavor, power-packed with nutrients, and easy on the waist line - whole grains are the next big thing in nutrition. So how do you get yours? Read more here.
The glycemic index and glycemic load can be helpful tools for counting carbs, managing diabetes, or getting a better understanding of your diet - just don't rely on them for weight loss.
Tracking your calories is important when you're aiming to lose weight. But how do you balance your eating and exercising to make sure you're getting the right number of calories overall?
Want fries (and a heart attack) with that? Uh, no thanks! Read this article and learn how to lower your cholesterol and help your heart to better health.
Before you keep out of the sun, consider what some experts are now saying - that five minutes of unfiltered rays could actually be beneficial to your health.
Read any nutrition labels lately? If you want to manage your weight and improve your health, knowing the calorie and nutritional content of what you eat is a good place to start.
Fat is not always the food baddie it’s made out to be. In fact, omega-3 fats are essential for good health and have even been shown to help in weight loss!
From “fat free” to “low carb” - learn how to spot the babble from the bona-fide claims. Also get helpful info on ingredient lists and nutritional labels.
Do you wonder how much fat, carbohydrate, and protein you should be eating each day? This article explains why you need these nutrients and how to get the right balance in your meals.
Calcium is an important part of a healthy, balanced diet. You probably know that milk, cheese and yogurt are good sources of calcium, but did you know that canned salmon (with the bones), tofu, almonds, broccoli, soy milk (calcium enriched) and baked beans are also calcium-rich?