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If you’ve ever waded through nutrition advice, you know it can be hard to trust what you read. Our registered dietitians and medical experts provide evidence-based information on food safety, diet trends, the health benefits of individual foods, eating plans for chronic conditions and more.

Lunch tray of processed foods.
March 23, 2023/Nutrition

What Ultra-Processed Foods Are (and Why They’re So Bad for You)

They’ve been altered to include fats, starches, sugars and hydrogenated oils

handful of organic tiger nuts
March 22, 2023/Nutrition

9 Health Benefits of Tiger Nuts

They’re not really nuts, but they ARE good for you, helping with digestion and blood sugar

woman eating yogurt with other sources of calcium floating in back
March 21, 2023/Nutrition

Are You Taking Too Many Calcium Supplements?

You want to get enough but avoid hypercalcemia — and protect your heart

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White bowls full of pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate and various kinds of nuts
March 17, 2023/Nutrition

25 Magnesium-Rich Foods You Should Be Eating

A healthy diet can easily meet your body’s important demands for magnesium

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March 17, 2023/Nutrition

How To Stop Sugar Cravings: 8 Tips To Help You Resist

Don’t skip meals or go ‘cold turkey’ — eat a balanced diet and talk to your doctor instead

Closeup of yellow yuzu fruit in a wicker basket.
March 16, 2023/Nutrition

Is Yuzu Fruit Worth Trying?

The hard-to-find citrus is trendy in the culinary world and good for you, too

Infographic of foods high in iron, including shrimp, oysters, peas, cream of wheat, prunes, eggs, broccoli, beef and chicken
March 15, 2023/Nutrition

52 Foods High in Iron

Pump up your iron intake with foods like tuna, tofu and turkey

Person eating huge burger until too full, with gas bubbles in background.
March 13, 2023/Digestive

How To Tell When You’re Full (Before You Feel Stuffed)

Large portions, restrictive diets, emotions and social cues can all play a role in overeating

Infographic with high-fiber foods: lentils, whole-wheat pasta, kidney beans, raspberries, pears, chickpeas, artichoke hearts
March 10, 2023/Nutrition

31 High-Fiber Foods You Should Be Eating

From blackberries to barley, healthy high-fiber foods are plentiful

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