5 food groups to jump-start nutrition
It's OK to take baby steps to improve your diet.
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.
Don't rush to dole out the baby food—your little one will benefit more from breastfeeding.
Vegetable juices, coconut oil have downsides, and gluten-free makes little difference for most.
Reductions seen in risk of heart disease, stroke and cancer.
Put down that broccoli and take a breath. You don’t have to go head-to-head with your feisty little one at every meal.
Using cartoon characters that resembled vegetables doubled, tripled how many students ate fresh produce.
A new program gives low-income, chronically ill patients greater access to what they've been missing: Fresh fruits and veggies.
Raising taxes on sugary drinks may prevent even more deaths.
Those who eat apples, pears, berries and peppers do better in long run.