Arx0nt via Getty Images Back in the 1970s, the average American consumed a whopping 5 pounds of cottage cheese per year. Bad news for Whole Foods fans: The chain’s 365-brand cottage cheese, which contains 90 calories, 2 grams of fat and 13 grams of protein per half-cup, just isn’t that good. “It has a creamy texture and flavor without including …
valentinrussanov via Getty Images Looks like she needs to switch up her morning caffeinated beverage. “I get really anxious and stressed, and I find it affects my focus and calmness.” For O’Brien, the answer is to drink green tea, which has about one-third as much caffeine as coffee. “If they consume too much caffeine in too short of a time …
Malte Mueller via Getty Images Several years ago, I tried the Whole30 diet. Red flag #2: Your new eating plan isn’t flexible “There is no one-size-fits-all to food or nutrition,” registered dietitian Marissa Meshulam told HuffPost. The truth is that any claim that lists foods as ‘bad’ is a major red flag.” Red flag #4: Your eating plan morally demonizes …
Children’s academic performance in a school environment relies on a wide range of factors, and proper nutrition plays a crucial role. “In fact, in just one regular sized orange, you can get nearly an entire day’s worth of your recommended vitamin C intake, which makes them a good option for a simple, easy snack to toss in a lunchbox that’s …
Illustration: HuffPost; Photos: Getty Images Acai bowls On top of the classic new year’s resolution to get healthier in January, nutrition has become increasingly top-of-mind as we fight against a pandemic ― wellness could very well be our best protection. That’s why people feel so fatigued and weak when they do juice cleanses.” “There is truly no reason to do …
LOADING ERROR LOADING Take one look at the body positivity hashtag on Instagram and you get a skewed picture of the concept: There are posts featuring gym selfies, “transformation” photos and images that seem more aspirational than anything. And, Rumsey pointed out, “most of those people posting those photos are straight-size, thin, white women, so they’re just centering this ideal …