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?
A practical guide to choosing dairy products on a diet: The truth about satiety, calcium, and vitamins, and why a thin slice of regular yellow cheese might beat the light version.
It is delicate, slightly sweet, and highly refreshing – and it is packed with health benefits, meaning even one cup a day is enough.
Alcohol is an obstacle to weight loss. But anyone building a balanced menu can also enjoy a cocktail every now and then – you just need to pay attention to what you are putting into your glass.
In the summer everyone gets excited about grapes and watermelon – but the truth is that plums are not only no less tasty – but they are also very healthy for you.
They look like just another soft drink, and promise immediate alertness. But behind the bright colors and sweet taste of energy drinks hides a combination that could be dangerous.
Allulose as an innovative sweetener: These are the metabolic benefits, this is also the comparison to sugar, and the consumer importance of reading the full ingredients list in processed products.
The amount of sugar is certainly significant, but how much the candy or snack sticks to the teeth is also critical. So, what will damage your teeth the least?
A new study found that regular consumption of beetroot juice managed to affect blood pressure in older adults, likely through a change in the composition of oral bacteria.
Why are "sugar–free" products a dangerous marketing trap for diabetics? The reason why the white flour in these wafers and cookies might spike your blood sugar levels.
Dietary fiber is one of the most important components in our diet – but few people reach a sufficient daily amount. So what is recommended to eat?