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Increasing consumption of both processed and unprocessed red meat increases your risk of dying, according to data from two large, prospective studies.
Adults who eat chocolate on a regular basis are actually thinner that those who don’t according to a new study published online in the Archives of Internal Medicine on March 26.
Fructose may be no more to blame for weight gain than other types of carbohydrates, according to new research on fructose and weight gain.
In the quest for healthier sweeteners, to be used in many products like toddler formula, energy bars, and protein powders many manufacturers have turned to organic brown rice syrup, but by turning to organic brown rice syrup the companies may have inadvertently introduced high levels of arsenic into their products, researchers reported.
Binge eating is mostly recognized as a women's health issue, but binge eating is an eating disorder that affects both men and women; with far few men seeking treatment for the eating disorder, a new study finds.