Eat your way to brain health
The MIND diet—a hybrid of two heart-healthy diets—may lower your risk of Alzheimer's disease by up to 53%.
The MIND diet—a hybrid of two heart-healthy diets—may lower your risk of Alzheimer's disease by up to 53%.
For an excellent one-pot chili, begin by tossing together Spectrum Health Culinary Medicine and the Children’s Healing Center. It’s all deliciousness from there on out.
You might be able to double your little one's intake of veggies—just by giving them options.
Your ideal diet won't necessarily entail fewer carbs and less fat. Researchers say moderation is key.
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A dietitian offers up a scrumptious list of fast and healthy foods—and you can make all of them at home.
A host of artificial sweeteners are linked to higher risk of heart troubles, stroke and dementia, researchers say.
Body image and a host of other factors can influence—for better or worse—your teen's habits with all things nutrition.
Coffee has its upsides, but there are boundaries to set. Beyond four cups a day, you're approaching trouble.
Hold off on giving your four-legged friend another bite of something sweet until you check the label—artificial sweeteners could lead to trouble.
Marketing researchers have found that eaters will rate food more favorably when they're sitting down.
An hour of moderate-to-vigorous activity each day releases a protein beneficial to the development of young minds.