A 14-year study of 204,938 UK Biobank participants linked closer adherence to the EAT-Lancet diet with lower risks of some diseases. Its blood findings do not show that a diet or supplement caused those differences, or prove a health claim.
Omega-3 may modestly help some people with rheumatoid arthritis, but the evidence does not support routine supplement use for everyone with rheumatic disease. Check ingredient amounts, blend transparency and marketing claims, and talk with a clinician about food choices and supplements.
Yotam Ottolenghi's spiced pea stew brings frozen peas together with ginger, garlic, toasted spices and yogurt. The recipe description offers a flavor idea, not enough detail to calculate nutrition or compare it with packaged shakes and meal replacements.
Chia seeds, prunes, black-bean burgers and frozen berries can all help add fiber to everyday meals. Here's how their numbers compare with daily goals and what to check on food and shake labels.
Wild and farmed salmon both provide protein and omega-3 fats, but their nutrition profiles vary by species, preparation, and serving size. Here's how to compare the numbers, and why regular fish intake matters more than finding a universal winner.
Protein coffee can make it easier to get protein in the morning, but it has no special nutritional edge over other protein foods. Its value depends on the label, what it replaces, and the rest of your diet.
These 10 breakfasts use three ingredients or fewer, from fruit smoothies and yogurt bowls to farro porridge and whole-grain toast. Here's what the recipes leave out, and which numbers to check on food and shake labels.
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A review linked higher whole-grain intake to a small drop in systolic blood pressure and changes in other health markers. Here is what the serving range means, what to check on shake labels, and why sodium and potassium both count.
Green tea is often promoted as an immune booster thanks to its catechins and antioxidant properties. But does the science back up the hype? Here is what research and nutrition experts actually say about green tea's impact on inflammation, illness, and your daily routine.
Avocado is more than a trendy toast topping. Swapping it for saturated fats like butter or cheese can improve cholesterol, boost fiber and potassium, and lower your risk of heart disease. Here's what the evidence shows and how to make the switch.
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