1 hr ago | Korea Herald
U.S. study shows Korean diet is good for...
A joint study in South Korea and the United States has proven the effectiveness of a Korean diet in lowering cholesterol and reducing the risks of contracting related health issues such as diabetes and cardiac disorders, a report showed Thursday.
5 hrs ago | NewsTarget.com
Turmeric - A fierce superfood spice that melts away body fat and defeats insulin resistance
Besides garnering attention as a a veritable fountain of youth, cancer tamer and fibromyalgia remedy, turmeric has proven itself to be a formidable weight loss superfood as well.
9 hrs ago | KQED
L-carnitine: Heart Disease's Chemical Culprit?
Research involving the diet seems complicated. One study says that drinking wine or eating chocolate is bad for you.
13 hrs ago | Shape
Low-Carb, Low-Calorie Shrimp Summer Rolls
With the start of summer just around the corner, the time has come to focus on eating right for a killer bikini bod.
16 hrs ago | KNDO
7 foods that boost your brainpower
Most entrepreneurs are accustomed to long days and hectic schedules. But if you want to make smart decisions for your company, what you put in your body matters almost as much as how many hours you put in at the office.
20 hrs ago | FansShare
Experts slam Katherine Webb for 'dangerous dieting'
Katherine Webb , at five foot eleven, eats a thousand calories a day. While that amount might be enough for someone that's younger and shorter, experts say that it's just not enough for her.
22 hrs ago | New York Post
Diet pro: Cut sugar, lose 17 pounds fast
Diet expert Jorge Cruise promises that you can eat pancakes, muffins and cakes in his new weight-loss book "The 100," as long as you substitute wheat flours with coconut and almond flours and flax meal.
Researchers discover low-carb diets may alleviate PCOS symptoms
It's a relatively unknown condition. But for women with polycystic ovary syndrome , it's a life-altering ailment.
Martha Jefferson Healthwise: Heart Risk Profiler
Are you eating a healthy diet? Are you exercising enough? Do you have a family history of heart disease? The way you answer those questions could impact your health.
Can you get healthy by following a vegan diet by day but not by night? Mark Bittman did
Recently, I saw New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman on "Real Time with Bill Maher" and was intrigued by his idea of eating a vegan diet by day but not at night.
Kimberley Walsh: 'How I've finally learned to love my curves'
Bradford pop star Kimberley Walsh has revealed that she thought she had a big bum when at school in Bradford - but has now learned to love her curvy behind.
6 Smart Add-Ins For Your Next Smoothie
If your diet is lacking in enough nutrients, adding a smoothie to your diet can help immensely.
Do Vegans Need to Take Omega-3 Supplements?
The importance of getting adequate omega-3s in our diet has been drilled into our heads.
Reducing Cholesterol Naturally
Abnormalities in blood fat level is a contributing factor to coronary heart disease.
First study of contrasting populations in relation of lifestyle to heart attacks
Though several clinicians believed there was a link between various countries and diets with cardiovascular health, it is Dr.
Celebrate the egg - May is egg month
Dee Mills, the cook at Brenda's Kountry Kitchen, revealed a secret in how to evenly mix an egg.
Long Term Detox Plans for Weight Loss, Cleansing, and Drug Testing: Why Diet and Water Matter
The detox craze is no secret. But what most people aren't aware of is how much water they should be drinking during a detox, and what foods to stay away from, not just the ones to run toward.
Well: Can Cholesterol Drugs Undo Exercise Benefits?
An important new study suggests that statins, the cholesterol-lowering medications that are the most prescribed drugs in the world, may block some of the fitness benefits of exercise, one of the surest ways to improve health.
High Blood Pressure Education Month: State health department encourages healthy lifestyles
Reducing sodium consumption by just 30 percent could prevent more than 100,000 cases of high blood pressure and save more than $200 million in medical costs in Illinois, where cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke remain a leading cause of death.
Creating awareness on non-communicable diseases
'Various nutrition-related activities will be carried out as part of the initiative to reinforce the message of leading a healthy lifestyle to prevent diet-related chronic diseases,' says Dr Tee.