Nutrition

Scientists discover surprising link between breakfast and how well we handle stress

A study involving more than 400 college students suggests that eating breakfast regularly could be linked to better stress management. Researchers also identified several other everyday habits associated with stronger mental resilience.

A pre-meal protein habit may cut your blood sugar spike by about 28%

Timing may matter more than you think for the blood sugar surge that follows a big breakfast or lunch.

Researchers tried three salt levels in mice: Only one kept their memory sharp

The result pushes back on the simple 'less is better' message many of us have taken to heart on sodium.

Why you should always look for ‘D3’ on your vitamin supplement

The two forms on the shelf look almost identical, but new research suggests one may quietly work against the other.

A handful of almonds a day: What dozens of cholesterol trials keep showing

Behind the habit sits a specific mix of fats, fiber and plant compounds, and the same shift keeps turning up across trials.

Scientists discover surprising link between breakfast and how well we handle stress

A study involving more than 400 college students suggests that eating breakfast regularly could be linked to better stress management. Researchers also identified several other everyday habits associated with stronger mental resilience.

A pre-meal protein habit may cut your blood sugar spike by about 28%

Timing may matter more than you think for the blood sugar surge that follows a big breakfast or lunch.

Researchers tried three salt levels in mice: Only one kept their memory sharp

The result pushes back on the simple 'less is better' message many of us have taken to heart on sodium.

Why you should always look for ‘D3’ on your vitamin supplement

The two forms on the shelf look almost identical, but new research suggests one may quietly work against the other.

Microwaving won’t ruin your food’s nutrients, research confirms

For years, people have feared microwaves ruin nutrients, but research shows they’re likely harmless, and even helpful.

Why cutting out gluten might do more harm than good

Many people cut out gluten to feel better, but new research suggests that for most, gluten is not the real problem.

Starting your day with yogurt and turmeric might be good for your body

A simple morning ritual with yogurt and turmeric may help support digestion and metabolism.

Adding cabbage to your diet could change your health

Long overlooked as a humble side dish, cabbage is gaining new attention among nutrition experts.

Extra virgin olive oil tops the list of healthy fats – here’s why

Not all olive oils are created equal. Here’s what sets extra virgin olive oil apart, and why nutrition experts say it’s worth the splurge.

How to avoid food poisoning from leftover rice, potatoes and pasta

Leftover rice, potatoes, or pasta might seem harmless, but if left out too long, they can cause food poisoning.