We’re sharing four low-carb breakfasts that are great for when you are entertaining over the holidays. They serve a crowd or can be cooked in batches to keep everyone happy.
While the holidays are fun, they can also be taxing, and if you struggle with anxiety, it can be rough. New research found eating more choline could potentially lower anxiety.
Many Americans love to get away at Christmas. If you are going international, you should be aware that mosquitoes are carrying the chikungunya virus in several places around the world.
The compounds and antioxidants in coffee protect telomeres that cap the ends of chromosomes. Measuring telomere length can help gauge a person’s biological age.
Hot toddies predate effective cold and flu medication. Whiskey with hot water, honey and lemon was thought to treat symptoms and shorten a cold. But they can prolong an illness.
Everyone loves dips at a party! These dishes are low in carbs but will be a hit at your holiday function. Cut up some veggies or use low-carb crackers for dipping, and you are good to go!
WHO conditionally recommended GLP-1s as part of treatment for obesity. The organization said the meds won’t reverse obesity or metabolic health concerns on their own.
Winter weather has arrived in many parts of the country. A lot of folks are struggling with snow. Different kinds of snow require different tactics to shovel it safely and efficiently.
While many of us think of cold and flu season as a time of irritating and inconvenient illnesses, it can be significantly worse for people with health concerns, like blood sugar worries.
Studies have found that a hard workout, a big meal or emotional stress can trigger heart attacks. A large meal with a lot of saturated fat, calories and simple carbs put a strain on the heart.
As we ramp up to all the winter holidays, staying with a healthy diet becomes more challenging. There are treats and sweets everywhere. Here are four loaded salads that feel like treats.
Highly anticipated studies looked at whether oral semaglutide could slow the progression of Alzheimer’s disease. It didn’t. But it may help as a preventative measure.
Many people think the fastest way to feel happy with food is sugar and fat. The foods that make you happiest might not be the ones you would expect, according to experts.
We love Thanksgiving. But sometimes the leftovers can be overwhelming. So, today we are sharing four great low-carb recipes to use up your Thanksgiving turkey!
A new once-daily weight loss pill may help people with blood sugar concerns manage their weight. A trial found that taking the pill led to a higher reduction in weight than taking a placebo.
Exercising regularly at age 45 and above may help reduce the risk of dementia. The lower risk was seen even in people who were genetically predisposed to the condition.
A study found that chronic pain may increase the risk of high blood pressure. The location and severity of the pain are also factors, as is if the person has depression or inflammation.
New research has found you shouldn’t put off a root canal. Successful root canals are linked to improvements in blood sugar, cholesterol and inflammation.
National Cranberry Relish Day is coming up. To celebrate this holiday—and prepare for Thanksgiving—we are sharing four low-carb cranberry dishes that are perfect for your gathering.
Two studies have shed light on depression and anxiety by looking at the brains of mice. These studies had very different findings. It shows the importance of looking at problems from several angles.
