Nutrition

How eating tomatoes every day may affect your heart and cancer risk

A cheap kitchen staple keeps showing up in major heart and cancer reviews, and the daily amount is smaller than you'd expect.

110 people received specially prepared meals every week: Both blood sugar and blood pressure dropped

A small trial asked whether a weekly box of tailored meals could do the work of a pill.

Vitamin may help protect babies from stress during pregnancy

A new look at prenatal stress and nutrition has researchers pointing to one small daily habit expecting parents can start tomorrow.

A vitamin B5 relative eased psoriasis in 24 patients, and the clue was in cholesterol

What the researchers found inside certain immune cells could change how doctors think about the chronic skin disease.

What happens to your cholesterol and heart when you cut out red meat

Decades of feeding studies have lined up on the same shift, and it tends to show up faster than most people expect.

How eating tomatoes every day may affect your heart and cancer risk

A cheap kitchen staple keeps showing up in major heart and cancer reviews, and the daily amount is smaller than you'd expect.

110 people received specially prepared meals every week: Both blood sugar and blood pressure dropped

A small trial asked whether a weekly box of tailored meals could do the work of a pill.

Vitamin may help protect babies from stress during pregnancy

A new look at prenatal stress and nutrition has researchers pointing to one small daily habit expecting parents can start tomorrow.

A vitamin B5 relative eased psoriasis in 24 patients, and the clue was in cholesterol

What the researchers found inside certain immune cells could change how doctors think about the chronic skin disease.

New treatment could make minerals in whole grains easier to absorb

A new Swedish method aims to make it easier for the body to absorb nutrients from whole grains.

The daily amount of cranberry extract that may actually protect your bladder from UTIs

Most cranberry products fall short of the dose the research points to.

Look for this bread on the shelf. Better for the intestines, raises blood sugar more slowly, and stays fresh for a long time

Dark rye edges out white bread on gut bacteria, glucose and shelf life.

Why your morning coffee can send you straight to the toilet

Coffee can get your digestive system moving shortly after the first cup, but the way the body reacts depends on the timing, the food you eat and what is in your coffee.

Experts reveal the best temperature for your drinking water

Some people prefer ice-cold water, while others would rather drink it at room temperature or warm.According to nutrition experts cited by Real Simple, however,...

It has more potassium than bananas. Gold for the heart and muscles

A cooked cup delivers more than 1,000 mg of potassium, according to USDA data.