A diet consisting of fiber-free juice may promote the growth of inflammation-linked bacteria in the gut and mouth. Think your ...

Low-carb diets have gained widespread popularity for their potential health benefits, including improved energy levels and effective weight management.  By reducing carbohydrate intake and replacing ...

By Felisha Rhodes, University of Minnesota Extension The “right” snack for children should be light, yet filling enough to temporarily satisfy hunger pains. It’s important to choose snacks ...

Juice cleanses promise detox benefits but new research warns they may disrupt gut health, weaken immunity, and cause nutrient deficiencies.

Canada’s other big contribution to the American diet is canola oil, which is produced stateside in relatively small amounts.

A new study has found that going on a juice-only diet for as little as three days can change people’s oral microbiome, with ...

Though antioxidants are good for your health, taking them in supplement form is often unnecessary and can pose risks. Here's ...

Researchers from Northwestern and San Raffaele universities found a diet of only vegetable and fruit juice, even for just three days, can lead to shifts in gut and oral bacteria linked to inflammation ...

Downing fruit and vegetable juice as a way of fasting, cleansing, or detoxing can unbalance the health-affecting bacteria in ...

Children’s eating habits are strongly influenced by their parents' weight status, with those having overweight or obese ...

Even a 3-day juice cleanse can disrupt “good” bacteria in the mouth and gut, increasing the risk of inflammation.

Though pickles can be a good low-calorie, low-fat snack that may help with weight loss, they aren’t a superfood that will ...