Nurse practitioner Lorrie Pool has taken to social media to explain that some foods and drinks can affect the way your ...

On a frosty Tuesday morning, a little girl bundled in a purple jacket slurped a lollipop as her mother bagged red bliss ...

S is for Switchels and Spritzers, both of which are superb! Though too many spritzers might leave you sluggish and seeking a snooze. Check out this list of 25 drinks beginning with the letter S to ...

Looking back at 100 years of dieting fads, one thing is clear—the most sustainable weight loss strategies don’t cut corners ...

A lavish, 148-seat California-Indian restaurant will open in Menlo Park Jan. 15. Eylan — which means “proclamation” in Hindi ...

There is no evidence that grapefruit, or any other food, can burn fat ... so always read the drug’s label or patient information sheet so see if it’s affected. The dietitians recommend ...

By Veronique Greenwood You may be among the millions of people who have seen a surprisingly specific warning like this on the labels of drugs you take: Avoid eating grapefruit or drinking ...

Grapefruit is famously juicy and tangy, with its yellow, pink or ruby flesh reaching peak ripeness in the winter months. The citrus gets a lot of buzz during cold and flu season and weight-loss ...

Grapefruit juice, a health food staple, can interact with statins, rheumatoid arthritis drugs and psoriasis treatments.

But overall, trying a new diet can be difficult, and there is so much information out there that the choice can feel overwhelming and can trigger negative emotional responses towards food. “Counting ...

If you are not sure whether a particular food is a UPF, you can use the Open Food Facts app or website (world.openfoodfacts.org) to check. What to aim for “There is no need to eliminate UPFs ...