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Lifestyle
October 2, 2026
Insomnia Linked to Dementia, Suicide, Stroke

Researchers reviewed 20 studies to see how insomnia impacts health. They found that insomnia may be linked to a higher risk of stroke, dementia and several mental health conditions.

Diet
October 1, 2026
Diet Drinks Equivalent to Water for Weight Loss

A 104-week clinical trial found that diet drinks are equivalent to water for long-term weight management. It was the longest, most comprehensive randomized controlled trial to ever study diet soft drinks.

Lifestyle
September 30, 2026
Women and Men Receive Different Care for Same Conditions

New research has found that men and women are frequently not offered the same treatment options for the same medical conditions. But it’s not just a case of discrimination.

Recipes
September 29, 2026
Four Fantastically Fruity Strawberry Cookies

Both National Strawberry Cream Pie Day and National Homemade Cookie Day are this week. We’re sharing four wonderful low-carb strawberry cookies that combine the spirit of both holidays!

Diet
September 28, 2026
Keto Diet May Aid Liver Health

The keto diet can be harmful for some aspects of health but aid others. New research has found that it can aid liver and blood sugar health.

Get Out There
September 25, 2026
Restoration of Mormon Row Upsetting Some at Grand Teton

Making national parks accessible and preserving their history and beauty is hard. A renewal project at Grand Teton National Park is upsetting people, as they worry about the future of the Mormon Row Historic District.

Diet
September 24, 2026
Barley May Be Best Grain for Blood Sugar

One of the best whole grains for supporting blood sugar health is barley. Barley has both soluble and insoluble fiber. It also contains prebiotic beta-glucan.

Lifestyle
September 23, 2026
Almost Three in Four Americans Are Exhausted

Are you exhausted? You aren’t alone. A new report found that 71.5 percent of American adults said they were fatigued on multiple days in the last three months.

Recipes
September 22, 2026
Four Great Pot Pie Recipes

This week marks National Great American Pot Pie Day. With the weather cooling off, now may be a perfect time for a new low-carb pot pie recipe. We’re sharing a range of options.

Lifestyle
September 21, 2026
Prepare for Flu Season

Flu season is just beginning. The time to prepare is now! Knowing your risks and when to get a flu shot is essential for staying safe. Everyone’s personal risks are different.

Lifestyle
September 18, 2026
Move Over White Noise, Pink May Aid Sleep

When it comes to sleep aids, many people rely on a white noise machine to fall or stay asleep at night. But new research has found that pink noise may improve the quality of sleep.

Diet
September 17, 2026
Coffee May Aid Liver Health

Coffee can aid liver health. But only when drunk in large quantities. A recent study found that people who drank five or more cups daily had better liver health than non-coffee drinkers.

Diet
September 16, 2026
Very Hot Drinks May Raise Cancer Risks

A study using nearly a million people found that those who drank “very hot” drinks had a three times higher risk of esophageal cancer than people who enjoyed their drinks warm.

Recipes
September 15, 2026
Enjoy Cheese Toast Day

National Cheese Toast Day celebrates a simple yet delightful treat. It can be hard for people with blood sugar concerns to enjoy it. So, we’re sharing four low-carb variations of the dish.

Diet
September 14, 2026
Snack Comparison: Peanuts Vs. Popcorn

When you want something crunchy and salty, reaching for peanuts or popcorn can be satisfying. But if you have blood sugar concerns, you might need to pick your snack strategically.

Get Out There
September 10, 2026
Hike Planned by AI Went Wrong

Three novice climbers used AI to make a plan to climb Mount Shasta. Mount Shasta is 14,000 feet tall and challenging. They didn’t have enough food, water, clothing or emergency supplies.

Lifestyle
September 10, 2026
Intestines Remember Inflammation

After an illness causes intestinal inflammation, a person may feel fully recovered. But intestinal cells remember inflammation and the damage may contribute to health concerns down the line.

Lifestyle
September 9, 2026
GLP-1 Meds May Extend Life

A study compared mice on a GLP-1 to mice who weren't. The mice who were on the drug had improvements in their blood sugar and other health indicators. They also lived months longer.

Recipes
September 8, 2026
Four Sweet Recipes for Hot Cross Buns

National Hot Cross Buns Day is this week. With a few tweaks, they can be enjoyed by people with blood sugar concerns. Here are four low-carb versions you can make to celebrate!

Exercise
September 4, 2026
Creatine May Boost Muscle After 45

A study of adults between the ages of 45 and 65 found that taking creatine helped maintain and strengthen muscle that naturally decreases with age.

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