What Time Should You Stop Eating Before Bed? Here’s What the Science Says
byDo. you find yourself looking at the clock as you make dinner? Are you trying to reverse engineer your dinner time so it doesn’t…
Evidence-based advice from registered dietitians on the best foods, vitamins and nutrients — separating the facts from the fads.
Do. you find yourself looking at the clock as you make dinner? Are you trying to reverse engineer your dinner time so it doesn’t…
More than 80 million Americans eat fast food on any given day. Most of those meals are eaten quickly, without a second thought about…
Where you live shapes your health more than most people realize. We analyzed Neighborhood Wellness Scores across 13,401 U.S. ZIP codes — measuring food access, air quality, walkability, and healthcare availability — to find the single top-scoring ZIP code in all 50 states plus D.C. Some results will surprise you.
We pulled the manufacturers’ own nutrition labels on five health-halo products. Every one meets or beats a full-size Snickers on sugar.
Medically reviewed by Anthony Fanucci, Pharm.D., licensed pharmacist Three GLP-1 telehealth programs are worth your time in 2026: Enhance, ShedRx, and Oak. Enhance offers…
Clean eating is one of those things where you kind of know it when you see it. You don’t have to stick to counting…
If menopause wasn’t bad enough, there’s a little something called perimenopause. Which is sort of like menopause’s appetizer (or amuse bouche for those who…
A Harvard doctoral study — published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in 2019 — found something that stopped nutrition researchers cold: among…
Medically reviewed by Anthony Fanucci, Pharm.D., licensed pharmacist Apparently there’s such a thing as “too much information.” And finding a simple, coherent and simple…
Collagen production drops 1% per year after 25. The 10 foods science says actually rebuild it — vitamin C, zinc, sulfur amino acids, and the cofactors that matter.
Ten popular supplements pharmacists wish you’d ask about first — bleeding risks, drug interactions, toxic doses, and the third-party tests that matter.
Ten plants the research links to slower cognitive decline in women — leafy greens, berries, walnuts, green tea, and more. The studies and the daily doses.