Power your diet with plants
What do Anne Hathaway, Bill Clinton, Natalie Portman and Paul McCartney have in common? They don't eat meat.
What do Anne Hathaway, Bill Clinton, Natalie Portman and Paul McCartney have in common? They don't eat meat.
One scoop into a container of dip is more than enough. A second dip with a half-eaten chip or veggie? That's a recipe for disaster.
An assortment of healthy foods—and a little wiggle room for the occasional piece of chocolate cake—might keep your diet on track.
Evidence supports a predominantly plant-based diet, without added sugars or processed foods.
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Eating a good-quality diet improves fertility and reduces the time it takes to get pregnant.
The higher the ratio of vegetables and fruits to other foods you eat, the better you're able to ward off heart disease and metabolic disease.
It's absolutely essential expectant moms keep nutrition top of mind.
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It's OK to take baby steps to improve your diet.
Researchers encourage a mostly plant-based diet.
Your body is much better off when you simply drink water and eat clean, healthy foods.