Glass Shape Influences Alcohol Consumption
12/5/2020Recent research has found that the shape of beverage glasses we drink from greatly influences our consumption of alcohol. Using...
Read MoreTiming is Everything When Starting a Healthy Habit
4/17/2020The best way to introduce a new, healthier lifestyle is by making small changes incrementally. But aside from making your changes...
Read More5 Reasons to Celebrate National Pack Your Lunch Day
3/7/2019Do you typically brown bag your lunch to work? If not, here are five of the top reasons you might...
Read MoreThe Scent of Junk Food
2/7/2019According to new research, the key to not giving in to junk food cravings might be to just stand there and...
Read MoreChoose Organic Foods for Cancer Protection
11/6/2018According to new research that suggests organic foods can help provide protection from cancer, that extra money may be well...
Read MoreCertain Foods Connected to Osteoarthritis
8/21/2018According to new research, what foods you eat are important because some foods appear to increase the risk of osteoarthritis....
Read MoreThe Combination That Makes Some Foods Irresistible
7/19/2018You eat a good diet, so why is it that as you walk past a bakery, the smell of the...
Read More5 Ideas for a Better BBQ—Even for you Vegetarians
4/28/2018May is National BBQ Month! But instead of glorifying the kinds of barbecue fare you may have grown up eating, enjoy...
Read MoreThe Meal of Death?
4/22/2018A single high-fat meal, can quickly transform healthy red blood cells into small, spiky cells that set the stage for cardiovascular...
Read MoreAnother Benefit to Cutting Back on Calories
4/3/2018Restricting the number of calories you consume can help you reach a healthier weight. But are there any other benefits?
Read MoreThe Sad Decline of Taste Buds
3/31/2018As you age, you reduce the number of taste buds and may enjoy less healthy foods that have more flavor....
Read MoreHappy and Healthy St. Patrick’s Day!
3/15/2018There’s a very good chance you don’t think of celebrating St. Patrick's Day in healthy ways, but that’s exactly what...
Read MoreCut Back on Soda for Weight Loss
10/5/2017Shedding excess weight is not easy, but one little bad habit can make a huge difference. According to new research, even...
Read MoreDeveloping the Same Taste in Food as Your Partner
10/4/2017According to new research, couples begin to develop similar tastes in food over time, so select your long-term partner wisely to...
Read MoreHow Do You Like Them Apples!
9/9/2017On September 16th, you can take part in International Eat an Apple Day! Discover six ways that apples can benefit...
Read MoreSpice Things Up With More Herbs
8/29/2017Give new herbs and spices a try, and take advantage of "More Herbs, Less Salt Day" on August 29th.
Read MoreTop 10 Dietary Sources of Salt
4/25/2017Many of the top food sources of salt in an American diet might surprise you, according to the results of...
Read MoreThe Easiest Way to Cut Back on Dining Out
4/8/2017In the past few years, a crop of new meal delivery services have hit the scene, offering consumers a way...
Read MoreFast Food Packaging Worries
2/23/2017As if the fast food itself isn’t bad enough for your health, new research suggests that the packaging it comes...
Read MoreSix Ways to Take a Time Out on Super Bowl Overeating
2/3/2017You can enjoy your Super Bowl party without undoing all the healthiness of the rest of your diet routine. Just...
Read MoreThe Price of Healthy Eating
1/12/2017Many of us have a perception that healthier food is more expensive, and that unconsciously impacts our buying habits. But,...
Read MoreFour Methods to Help Fresh Food Last Longer
1/10/2017Consumers throw out more than 25 percent of the produce they buy! Instead of letting it spoil, preserve your comestibles...
Read MoreAvoid Distracted Shopping
12/7/2016For most of us, this is a particularly hectic time of year. You may be busy wrapping up things at...
Read MoreTV + Meals = Unhealthy Eating
12/3/2016New research suggests that families dining with the TV tend to have less healthy and less positive dining experiences.
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