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Nutrition / Diet |
Sepsis: Western diet may increase severity Sepsis can be fatal, but we still do not understand why it affects some people more severely than others. A new study investigates the role of diet. |
How to treat diarrhea at home Diarrhea is a common digestive problem. It can be highly uncomfortable, but many people can treat it at home using simple home remedies. Learn about them here. |
What are the best foods for people with diabetes? People with diabetes benefit from balancing certain food groups. In this article, we discuss some of the best foods to eat, as well as which types to limit. |
Ultraprocessed foods may increase death risk Though scientists have already linked ultraprocessed foods to various health conditions, a new study assesses whether they also increase mortality risk. |
What to know about the warfarin diet Warfarin is a blood thinner that can be more effective when restricting foods that are vitamin K-rich. Examples of these include broccoli and asparagus. Learn more about foods to avoid on the warfarin diet here. |
Paleo diet meal plan: A simple guide People following a paleo diet eat only foods that were available during the Paleolithic period when humans hunted and gathered all their food. Learn more about it and read our 7-day meal plan here. |
Weight loss: How important is eating breakfast? A new study has examined the importance of eating breakfast in the process of losing weight. It may not be as pivotal as once thought, say the authors. |
What are the symptoms of an iron deficiency? Iron deficiency symptoms include fatigue, dizziness, and cold extremities. In this article, learn about other symptoms and getting an iron deficiency diagnosis. |
Which vitamins and minerals are good for acne? There are many over-the-counter products and prescription medications for treating acne. However, some vitamins and minerals may also help prevent and treat acne. Learn which ones here. |
Does drinking beer before wine ease the hangover? Will drinking beer before wine really make you feel fine the next day? New research investigates the truth behind this widely held belief. |
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