Nutrition

Do blue light glasses actually protect your eyes? Here’s what science says

The evidence points elsewhere, and eye doctors say the fix is simpler than an amber-tinted lens.

This is what happens to your brain when you eat walnuts

Walnuts contain several nutrients associated with brain function and protection.However, according to Parade, their benefits depend on eating...

If you take blood pressure medication, magnesium may lower it even more

A new meta-analysis of 38 trials points to a much larger drop in people already on treatment.

7 everyday foods that may help lower your cortisol and stress levels

A 2025 review maps how what you eat can nudge your stress hormone in either direction.

Before you toss chocolate with a white coating, know what it actually means

The hazy dust is safe to eat, but it reveals how your chocolate has been treated.

Do blue light glasses actually protect your eyes? Here’s what science says

The evidence points elsewhere, and eye doctors say the fix is simpler than an amber-tinted lens.

This is what happens to your brain when you eat walnuts

Walnuts contain several nutrients associated with brain function and protection.However, according to Parade, their benefits depend on eating...

If you take blood pressure medication, magnesium may lower it even more

A new meta-analysis of 38 trials points to a much larger drop in people already on treatment.

7 everyday foods that may help lower your cortisol and stress levels

A 2025 review maps how what you eat can nudge your stress hormone in either direction.

A lesser-known vitamin may protect your arteries and bones at the same time

Vitamin K2 helps steer calcium into bone and away from artery walls.

Adding fermented foods to your diet may reduce inflammation in ways fiber alone does not

A Stanford trial found a daily helping of fermented foods calmed inflammation that fiber alone did not.

People with prediabetes ate beef every day for weeks – and their blood sugar didn’t budge

A small randomized trial pushes back on decades of dietary advice.

What makes intermittent fasting extend your life may not be the fasting at all

The active ingredient may sit on the other side of the meal.

Over 60, a daily multivitamin may help you stay more active and independent

A three-year trial in more than 16,000 older adults ties a daily multivitamin to modest gains in functional health.

Cutting sugar before age 2 could leave a lasting mark on your child’s brain health

A new study ties early-life sugar restriction to sharply lower dementia risk decades later.