An Apple a Day? Only If You Follow These Simple RulesTo maximize health benefits, eat apples raw with skin, pair with nuts, and consume on an empty stomach. Moderation is key.
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You Found Old Yogurt in Your Fridge—Should You Toss It or Eat It?Expired yogurt can be safe to eat if stored properly, but check for signs of spoilage before consuming it. Use sensory cues for safety.
Food Poisoning Cases Surge During Holiday Travel—Here’s How to Stay SafeWarmer weather increases foodborne illness risks; practicing food safety is crucial to prevent contamination and protect vulnerable groups.
Should You Eat the Bitter Top of Lettuce? Here's What Science SaysLettuce is nutritious and safe to eat, but the top may be bitter or brown. Proper cleaning and removal can enhance taste and safety.
Danone to Remove Artificial Coloring From U.S. Yogurt LinesDanone plans to remove artificial colors from U.S. yogurt brands, aligning with health initiatives and consumer demand for cleaner ingredients.
Summer’s Juiciest Fruit Is Also a Bacteria Magnet—Unless You Do ThisKeep watermelon fresh and safe with quick refrigeration and proper storage. Enjoy its health benefits within a few days!
What’s Really in Nutella? The Truth About Everyone’s Favorite SpreadNutella, the beloved hazelnut spread, has a rich history, unique storage needs, and a high calorie count that makes it addictive.
How This Woman Lost 20 Pounds by Eating Like a EuropeanAn American woman lost 20 pounds by adopting a European lifestyle, focusing on mindful eating and enjoying meals without guilt.
Trump Drops 20 Pounds but Still Loves His Fast FoodTrump's latest health report reveals weight loss and good health, but concerns remain about his fast food and soda consumption.
New Research Links These Grocery Store Staples to Type 2 DiabetesA recent study has uncovered a link between the consumption of products with additives and preservatives and an increased risk of diabetes.
Boiling or Raw? The Shocking Truth About Which Veggies You Should Never CookFresh vegetables are essential for health, but pickled options may increase cancer risk. Cook some veggies for better nutrition.
These 'Oriental Olives' Are Great for Digestion—If You Eat Them RightPlums are beneficial for health but contain toxic substances in their seeds, which must be removed before consumption.
Diarrhea After Your Trip? Here’s What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid to Bounce BackGastroenteritis, often caused by contaminated food or water, can be managed with hydration, rest, and gradual food reintroduction.
When 'Healthy' Multigrain Rice Starts Messing with Your DigestionMultigrain rice is nutritious but should be consumed in moderation to avoid digestive issues and nutrient absorption problems.
How Burger King’s Flame-Grilled Patties Helped Build a Fast-Food EmpireBurger King has evolved from Insta-Burger King to a global fast-food leader, known for its Whopper and flame-grilled patties.
Reheating Delivery? Why It Might Not Be Killing All the BacteriaThe Ministry of Food and Drug Safety emphasizes safe food handling to prevent food poisoning in delivery meals, highlighting the risk of Clostridium perfringens.
Trump’s Soda Button and 12-Can Habit: A Recipe for Trouble?Trump's eating habits, including fast food and soda, contrast with Biden's healthier choices, impacting their health and weight.
Strawberries + Nuts, Salmon & More: The Best Pairings for Your WellnessStrawberries are nutritious and pair well with foods like nuts, salmon, and dark chocolate, enhancing health benefits together.
Avoid Jet Lag and Swollen Legs — 5 In-Flight Health Hacks You NeedPrepare for long flights by staying hydrated, moving regularly, adjusting sleep, eating light, and keeping hands clean to stay healthy.
An Apple a Day? Only If You Follow These Simple Rules To maximize health benefits, eat apples raw with skin, pair with nuts, and consume on an empty stomach. Moderation is key.
Your Cooking Oil Might Be Doing More Harm Than Good—Here’s Why New research reveals that heated seed oils may promote breast cancer cell growth. Rethink cooking habits for better health.
You Found Old Yogurt in Your Fridge—Should You Toss It or Eat It? Expired yogurt can be safe to eat if stored properly, but check for signs of spoilage before consuming it. Use sensory cues for safety.
Food Poisoning Cases Surge During Holiday Travel—Here’s How to Stay Safe Warmer weather increases foodborne illness risks; practicing food safety is crucial to prevent contamination and protect vulnerable groups.
Should You Eat the Bitter Top of Lettuce? Here's What Science Says Lettuce is nutritious and safe to eat, but the top may be bitter or brown. Proper cleaning and removal can enhance taste and safety.
Danone to Remove Artificial Coloring From U.S. Yogurt Lines Danone plans to remove artificial colors from U.S. yogurt brands, aligning with health initiatives and consumer demand for cleaner ingredients.
Summer’s Juiciest Fruit Is Also a Bacteria Magnet—Unless You Do This Keep watermelon fresh and safe with quick refrigeration and proper storage. Enjoy its health benefits within a few days!
What’s Really in Nutella? The Truth About Everyone’s Favorite Spread Nutella, the beloved hazelnut spread, has a rich history, unique storage needs, and a high calorie count that makes it addictive.
How This Woman Lost 20 Pounds by Eating Like a European An American woman lost 20 pounds by adopting a European lifestyle, focusing on mindful eating and enjoying meals without guilt.
Trump Drops 20 Pounds but Still Loves His Fast Food Trump's latest health report reveals weight loss and good health, but concerns remain about his fast food and soda consumption.
New Research Links These Grocery Store Staples to Type 2 Diabetes A recent study has uncovered a link between the consumption of products with additives and preservatives and an increased risk of diabetes.
Boiling or Raw? The Shocking Truth About Which Veggies You Should Never Cook Fresh vegetables are essential for health, but pickled options may increase cancer risk. Cook some veggies for better nutrition.
These 'Oriental Olives' Are Great for Digestion—If You Eat Them Right Plums are beneficial for health but contain toxic substances in their seeds, which must be removed before consumption.
Diarrhea After Your Trip? Here’s What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid to Bounce Back Gastroenteritis, often caused by contaminated food or water, can be managed with hydration, rest, and gradual food reintroduction.
When 'Healthy' Multigrain Rice Starts Messing with Your Digestion Multigrain rice is nutritious but should be consumed in moderation to avoid digestive issues and nutrient absorption problems.
How Burger King’s Flame-Grilled Patties Helped Build a Fast-Food Empire Burger King has evolved from Insta-Burger King to a global fast-food leader, known for its Whopper and flame-grilled patties.
Reheating Delivery? Why It Might Not Be Killing All the Bacteria The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety emphasizes safe food handling to prevent food poisoning in delivery meals, highlighting the risk of Clostridium perfringens.
Trump’s Soda Button and 12-Can Habit: A Recipe for Trouble? Trump's eating habits, including fast food and soda, contrast with Biden's healthier choices, impacting their health and weight.
Strawberries + Nuts, Salmon & More: The Best Pairings for Your Wellness Strawberries are nutritious and pair well with foods like nuts, salmon, and dark chocolate, enhancing health benefits together.
Avoid Jet Lag and Swollen Legs — 5 In-Flight Health Hacks You Need Prepare for long flights by staying hydrated, moving regularly, adjusting sleep, eating light, and keeping hands clean to stay healthy.
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