Ginger, honey, lemon, or mint: The winning tea for the transition season
The transition season is here, and with it come colds and coughs. What does science say about the four types of tea, and which one is most recommended for drinking?
The transition season is here, and with it come colds and coughs. What does science say about the four types of tea, and which one is most recommended for drinking?
Meet lycopene: The powerful antioxidant that protects the heart and skin, and why olive oil and cooking actually upgrade its absorption in the body.
Nutrition and health experts warn: Excess vitamins and minerals can burden the body, impair the absorption of essential components, and even cause side effects.
Does the method of coffee preparation have a health impact on us? And also – what is considered the healthiest of all?
It is one of the most basic foods in the Israeli kitchen, but when the well–known green sign appears on it – it is no longer an innocent food, and it can cause nausea and neurological symptoms.
Although there are plenty of fish in the sea, they are not all identical. Dr. Maya Rozman clears things up regarding omega-3 consumption – and where to get it.
A massive study spanning nearly 40 years found that eating french fries three times a week could raise the risk of type 2 diabetes by 20%.
There are quite a few herbs in your kitchen packed with vitamins, essential nutrients, and compounds that help fight cancer and heart disease.
A new study found that daily diet quality is linked to lower levels of inflammation, insulin resistance, and markers indicating metabolic aging.
Many believe that the refrigerator completely stops bacterial growth, but food safety experts warn that some foods can become dangerous after just two days.
Feeling hungry a short time after breakfast? It is possible that the problem is not with the amount of food, but rather with its composition.