Diet Tips

The best part of a healthy meal? Dessert, of course! This extensive list proves that with a few simple ingredient swaps, you can satisfy just about every craving possible — all while living well. Craving something sweet and satisfying? These better-for-you desserts deliver all the rich flavors and comforting textures...

None of the sugar substitutes—aspartame, sucralose and saccharin—take the cake quite like stevia. The naturally occurring sugar substitute comes from the Stevia rebaudiana plant. It has zero calories, making it a solid option for those looking to cut calories without sacrificing flavor. Stevia is also renowned for not raising blood...

Coffee is already a household name that helps people feel energetic and alert. But you’ll be jonesing for a cup when combined with MCT oil (medium-chain triglycerides). This healthy fat is the key to unlocking benefits, such as focus, energy and metabolic support. MCT oil in coffee provides a quick...

Kale is nutrient-rich, but knowing how to prepare it for maximum flavor and health benefits can be complicated. While you may want to get more kale in your diet because of its superfood status, its bitter taste can be off-putting if not cooked or seasoned correctly. Different preparation methods–like massaging...

Dinnertime doesn’t have to be a chore on a low-carb diet. These recipes are simple, robust in flavor and versatile enough to satisfy carb lovers. They deliver the benefits of a low-carb diet, such as weight loss and reduced risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes. From Low-Carb Beef...

Protein is a vital nutrient crucial in building and repairing tissues, producing enzymes, and supporting overall health. Whether you aim to build muscle, lose weight, or maintain a balanced diet, getting enough protein is essential for your well-being. High-protein foods like eggs, chicken, and fish and supplements like whey protein...

Fats are essential to your diet, but not all fats are the same. Understanding healthy and unhealthy dietary fats can help you make better food choices. The Bulletproof lifestyle emphasizes the importance of healthy fats for energy and brain function. Learn about saturated vs unsaturated fats and how to include...

You may have heard the term macronutrients or counting macros in wellness blogs and diet plans. But what are macros and how can they help you on your health journey? Counting macros is an approach to calculating how much fat, protein and carbs to eat in a day. Whereas calculating...

There are myriad types of tea, many with health-supporting properties. From calming tea, tea for sleep, tea for constipation and everything between, you might wonder which is best for you. Drinking tea can be a simple yet effective way to support your well-being. Whether you enjoy it hot or cold,...

Burgers, fried chicken and tacos — oh my. Fast food options are endless, but they’re not always the healthiest. Thankfully, many fast food restaurants have started offering options for those on a low-carb diet, such as keto. Below is a selection of low-carb fast food options from popular restaurants, such...

If you’re new to a low-carb diet, a simple trip to the grocery store can be overwhelming. The smells of fresh bread or freshly baked cookies might be calling your name while navigating new aisles or dissecting food labels. The answer? A low-carb grocery list. This one simple step takes...

Not including enough satiety-rich foods in your diet is a recipe for disaster. Satiety refers to the feeling of fullness after eating. If you don’t want hunger to take over soon after you eat, load up your plate with filling foods that contain plenty of protein and fiber. How is...

The immune system isn’t the only superhero that fights off illness. There’s another anti-hero that deserves a cape of its own: antioxidants. Antioxidants are molecules that protect cells from damage caused by compounds called free radicals. If the body has too many free radicals, it can lead to various diseases,...

Added sugars hide in so many foods you wouldn’t expect. If you check the nutrition labels on food products, you may find a surprising amount of sugar in peanut butter, salad dressings, bread, cereals and even spaghetti sauce. Sugar is everywhere and excessive intake has been linked to obesity, diabetes,...

Keto, paleo and the Atkins diet may get all the buzz when it comes to low carb, but people can’t forget about the OG: a low carb diet. A low carb (carbohydrate) diet involves restricting the number of carbohydrates, such as pasta, white bread and sugary snacks. Instead of carbs,...

If a diet sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Case in point: The alkaline diet is based on the theory that you prevent cancer by altering the blood’s pH levels through the foods you eat. But these claims aren’t backed by scientific evidence, despite endorsements from celebrities...