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Food & Nutrition

Explore healthy eating, smart nutrition tips, and delicious recipes for a balanced lifestyle.

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    Why You’re Always Hungry — 6 Common Reasons

    If you occasionally feel hungry between breakfast and lunch, or lunch and dinner, that’s perfectly normal. But if your …

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    Jellyfish in a Jar: What Kombucha Actually Does and Who Should Avoid It

    If you spot a glass jar with a slippery, jelly-like film on a windowsill, that’s likely kombucha—also called a “tea fungus”—a fermented drink with a long history. Its origins are…

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    Why Your Diet’s Acidity Matters — and How to Balance It

    A few simple swaps in what you eat can prevent heartburn, gastritis, and even more serious problems. An overly acidic internal environment can lead to toxic buildup, infections, mineral loss,…

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    Why Potatoes Are a Healthier Carb Than Rice or Bread

    A team of researchers from Montefiore Medical Center in New York compared the nutritional benefits of three popular carbohydrate-rich foods: rice, potatoes, and bread. Until now, many people treated those…

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    There Are No ‘Good’ or ‘Bad’ Foods — Why Food Labels Do More Harm Than Help

    Are the same dietitians who’ve been telling us for years what to eat now arguing against labeling foods as good or bad? A growing perspective among nutrition experts rejects black-and-white…

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    Rosehips: The Wild Superberry That Heals and How to Use It

    Freezing temperatures can destroy many of rose hips’ benefits. This highly biologically active berry should be harvested before the first frost, not stored in the freezer, and not eaten raw.…

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    Climate Change Could Make Bordeaux Wine Tastier — But That’s Not Good News

    Researchers at the University of Oxford found that warmer temperatures and more rainfall could improve wine quality and flavor. But the team says there’s little reason to celebrate. What Scientists…

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    Harvest Season: How to Store Fruits and Vegetables for Maximum Freshness

    Some vegetables and fruits need to be stored in the cold, while others do better in warmth. Beyond temperature, the shelf life of fresh produce also depends on lighting, ventilation,…

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    Pike Aspic and Saffron Ice Cream: What Teutonic Knights Really Ate

    Bohdan Halonzka wakes up early. He dresses quickly, drinks his coffee, glances at the news on his smartphone, and rushes off to work. He has a demanding employer: Halonzka works…

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    3D-Printed Salmon Is the Next Level of Vegan Seafood

    3D-printed food is moving into mass production — starting with printed salmon. This innovative dish is made using mycoprotein derived from filamentous fungi. The final product is a vegan fish…

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    Artificial Sweeteners and Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Depression Rates

    Research suggests artificial sweeteners and ultra-processed foods may increase the risk of depression. Scientists at Harvard University and a Massachusetts hospital evaluated the diets of more than 30,000 middle-aged women;…

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    How spent coffee grounds and tea leaves boost nutrition and shelf life of baked goods

    After brewing your morning tea or pouring your coffee, you might be inclined to toss the leaves or grounds. So, don’t throw them away just yet. A new study suggests…

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    How the MIND Diet Can Keep Your Brain 7½ Years Younger

    Millions of people around the world suffer from cognitive decline. However, the percentage of those affected by brain health issues could be significantly lower. Achieving this requires a lifestyle change…

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    Can Alcohol-Free Wine Keep Your Skin Looking Younger?

    Early research suggests non-alcoholic wine might help your skin — but is it really an elixir of youth? Non-Alcoholic Wine Benefits for Dull Skin American scientists found that de-alcoholized muscat…

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    A 19-Year Study Finds Chocolate May Lower Early Death Risk in Postmenopausal Women

    The health benefits of chocolate—especially whether it can lower the risk of dying early—have long been debated. A new comprehensive study finds that chocolate may reduce mortality risk by up…

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    This Is the Perfect Sandwich, According to 2,000 Americans

    Everyone has an opinion on sandwiches—but what makes one truly the best, especially when it often stands in for a full lunch? A survey of 2,000 U.S. residents found broad…

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    How Fried Food Can Trigger Painful Blood Blisters in Your Mouth

    For years, doctors have warned that eating too much fried food raises your risk of heart disease. Now they’re flagging a different, more unpleasant consequence. Fried Foods Can Cause Blood…

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    A Handful of Nuts Might Cut Depression Risk by 17%

    People love nuts in one form or another, whether it’s peanuts at the pub, walnuts in a salad, or simply a delicious nut mix. Now there’s another reason to appreciate…

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    How to Use Spinach: Salads, Soups, Pies, Smoothies, and Even Cake

    Spinach is the perfect ingredient that pairs well with just about anything. It’s used in large quantities and incorporated into dishes across Italian, Spanish, French, Balkan, and Caucasian cuisines. The…

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    Why Moldy Food Is Riskier Than You Think

    Not storing food properly or using it past its expiration date can cause both obvious and hidden spoilage. Eating food that has mold you don’t see can be risky. Molds…

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    What Belongs in the Fridge and What Should Stay in the Pantry

    Flour in the pantry and avocados in the fridge—that’s the kind of habit we develop on autopilot whenever we unload groceries. But experts say it’s worth rethinking how we store…

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    Swap a Burger for Plants and Cut Your Diet’s Climate Impact Fourfold

    A new study finds that swapping burgers and kebabs for meatless alternatives can help slow climate change. The study found that consuming just 100 grams of meat a day (less…

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    Does Coffee Really Wake You Up—or Is It Just a Placebo?

    For many people, the day doesn’t truly begin until they’ve had their morning cup of coffee. They believe this beverage helps them wake up faster and gives the energy boost…

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    6 Foods That Lower Your Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke — Yes, Full-Fat Dairy Makes the List

    U.S. researchers are calling for a reassessment of dietary advice on full-fat dairy. They found that unprocessed red meat has a minimal impact on health, while cheese and fish play…

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    How to Keep Spinach Fresh All Winter

    We’ve already shared the fascinating history of spinach, and today we’ll offer tips on how to store this leafy gift from nature. Spinach is a very delicate vegetable; it can…

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    How to Look Years Younger in Two Weeks: Foods That Slow Aging

    Common foods can help you look younger. British dietitian Gabriela Peacock shared how small changes to your diet can make you look younger in as little as two weeks. We…

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    Cherry, cheese, almonds, trout: Foods that actually help you sleep

    Researchers are continually updating the list of foods that contribute to peaceful, deep, restorative sleep. The relationship between diet and sleep goes both ways, said dietitian Gabi Zaromski. What we…

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    Asparagus: The Low‑Calorie, Gut‑Friendly Superfood of Summer

    June is asparagus season — time to get to know this garden staple. Asparagus: What Are Its Benefits? Asparagus — the Latin name for this bulbous perennial in the lily…

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    Why Strawberries Are the Star of the Season

    Strawberries are the large-fruited varieties of wild strawberries — varieties often called green, musk, and pineapple. The fruits of this berry plant are prized for their anti-cancer properties. Strawberries are…

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    Pompeii Fresco Reveals Pizza’s Ancient Ancestor

    Archaeologists digging in Pompeii uncovered a surprising fresco on the wall of an ancient house buried by volcanic ash nearly 2,000 years ago. The painting shows what some are calling…

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    Beef, Chicken, and Pork Can Fit the Mediterranean Diet — and Might Help Protect the Brain

    Researchers at the University of California, San Diego, and Wake Forest University say adding beef, chicken, or pork to a Mediterranean-style diet could help prevent Alzheimer’s disease. The Mediterranean diet…

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    How to Enjoy Sweets Without Gaining Weight

    Dried fruits, marmalade, marshmallows, fruit pastes, chocolate, honey, and fruit-yogurt cake—these treats won’t automatically derail your figure. Sweets with moderate sugar and light carbohydrates can be harmless or even beneficial…

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    Milk in Your Adult Diet: Health Boost or Hidden Harm

    Milk is often the first food we ever eat. It contains many of the nutrients a growing body needs, and a lot of beloved dishes and drinks for adults wouldn’t…

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    What Your Brain Craves: 8 Foods That Keep Your Mind Sharp

    What we eat affects more than our waistlines — it shapes how our brains work. British dietitian Kimberley Wilson highlights eight food groups that help keep your brain sharp and…

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    The “Maiden in the Dungeon”: Why Carrots Are Healthier Than You Think, Plus Recipes

    Founded in 2003, this unique holiday celebrating the humble carrot has become an annual occasion for promoting this nutritious vegetable, hosting themed parties (Carrot Party), offering children’s entertainment with carrot…

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    Why You Crave Junk Food — What Your Body Is Trying to Tell You

    What drives the intense cravings that feel impossible to resist? It might be linked to a deficiency in certain nutrients in the body. Or it might just be a desire…

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    Bran Isn’t Just Waste — How It Can Boost Your Gut, Energy, and Weight

    The healthy eating movement is bringing people back to whole foods and eco-friendly products that were sidelined during the era of convenience foods and fast food. What Is Bran? Bran…

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    How to Break the Fast: Easter Recipes, Egg-Dyeing, and Decorations

    The first meal after Lent should include cheese- or flour-based Easter cakes and decorated eggs. Let’s get to work, home cooks! Easter Cake Recipes Homemade ceremonial baking for Easter can…

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    Eat to Feel Better: Foods That Boost Your Mood

    Your daily diet can contribute to depression, and changing it can help relieve symptoms. Researchers at the Center for Nutrition and Mood at Deakin University in Australia confirmed this. They…

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    How Celebrities Actually Lose Weight: Inside Their Diets and Hacks

    HouseWife compared the diets of celebrities including Kate Middleton, Adele, Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie, Sophia Loren, Julia Roberts, and Madonna. What Do Celebrity Diets Rely On? The first thought is…

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    Why Ripeness Matters for Bananas, Oranges, and Blackberries

    Experts have revealed how the ripeness of bananas, oranges, and blackberries affects their health benefits. Typically, nutritionists have focused our attention on the sugar content, antioxidants, and vitamins found in…

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    How iodized salt and chlorinated tap water can make your pasta toxic

    A team of researchers at the University of South Carolina found something unexpected: salting pasta water with iodized salt can create harmful chemicals. The discovery challenges the common habit of…

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    The New Science of Losing Weight: From Lunar Fasts to Molecular Cuisine

    Modern weight-loss strategies work with nature, use bioactive ingredients, pay attention to food energy, and sometimes rely on appetite tricks. Weight Loss According to Lunar Rhythms The idea is that…

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    Why Onions Make You Cry — and Why That’s Good for You

    Peel an onion and you’ll cry; eat one and you might feel soothed. Discover the puzzles and benefits of this essential, globally loved vegetable. Fascinating Geography Surprisingly, the most widely…

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    Why Potatoes — the “Second Bread” — Are Actually Better Than Bread

    Researchers have helped restore the potato’s reputation after years of being sidelined by restrictive diets. Even when you’re trying to lose weight, you don’t necessarily have to cut this carbohydrate…

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    How a Nobel Winner’s Energy-Saving Pasta Hack Set Off Italy

    Giorgio Parisi, a Nobel Prize–winning physicist, has caused a stir in Italy with a culinary tweak. Italians are fiercely protective of their cuisine and have little patience for casual takes…

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    100 Grams of Radish Deliver a Day’s Worth of Vital Nutrients

    Just 100 grams of this winter vegetable can supply your daily need for essential trace elements and amino acids. Discover the unique varieties of radish and their culinary uses. “The…

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    Beets Aren’t Just for Borscht: Health Benefits and Easy Recipes

    Our ancestors around the Black Sea used wild herbs to restore their health, discovering how healing they could be. What makes this essential borscht ingredient so valuable, and how should…

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