Browsing: Diet

If you want to be healthier, you need to eat well. That’s the advice we’re usually given – but what does “eat well” actually mean?

Inkie is in a snit. His ears are pinned back and his yellow eyes are set to flame. His rage is directed at me because at this point, according to him, I’m the worst human in the world

AgriLife Research links fiber and healthy fatsto possible cancer-fighting effect, ferroptosis

Diet recommendations for cats receiving SGLT2 inhibitors remain an area of ongoing discussion among veterinary professionals. In this video interview from the 2026 AVMA Convention in Anaheim, California, Ellen Behrend, VMD, PhD, MS, DACVIM (SAIM), discusses what is known about dietary considerations with SGLT2 inhibitors, why recommendations from human medicine may not directly translate to…

Stone fruits, berries, and other fruits are in season during the warm, summer months

For decades, anthropologists have debated whether these early peoples subsisted by taking down the massive mammals of the time or foraged on a mix of whatever they could find. A recent study published in Science Advances argues the former over the latter—that megafauna such as woolly mammoths and giant ground sloths sustained Paleoindians after their…

Celiac disease (CeD) is widely regarded as a condition that can be effectively managed with a gluten-free diet. However, this characterization may underestimate the persistent burden of chronic fatigue, extraintestinal inflammation and pain, cognitive symptoms such as brain fog, and other manifestations that can persist despite dietary adherence. With no approved pharmacotherapies, there is a…

If your diet is full of fresh fruits and vegetables, the cyclosporiasis outbreak spiking across the country may be raising concerns on what to eat

BASED DIETS have been linked to lower cardiovascular risk in people with severe autoimmune diabetes1, according to evidence from the German Diabetes Study (GDS).2

OLDER adults in England who followed a Mediterranean diet reported greater psychological wellbeing, especially during the early COVID-19 pandemic, a study tracking more than 3,000 people has found, hinting that how we eat may support mental as well as physical health in later life