The Pros & Cons of Organic Peanut Butter
Organic foods, including peanut butter, are grown and made without the use of pesticides and other chemicals.
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Caffeine Withdrawal Headache Treatment
A caffeine withdrawal headache usually begins within 18 hours of reducing or eliminating caffeine from the diet, according to the National Headache Foundation. That headache is the worst about three to six hours after it begins and is usually completely gone without seven days.
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Can Taking Potassium Supplements Be Dangerous?
Your body needs potassium to support the proper function of your heart, muscles, skeleton and digestive system. Too much potassium, however, can be just as bad as not enough potassium.
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100 Calorie Breakfast & Lunch Ideas
Restricting calories is one way to lose weight. If you are looking for meal ideas that are low in calories, there are many delicious options for you. According to Reader's Digest, creators of "Low-Calorie Cookbook,"
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Good Desserts to Keep Cholesterol & Triglycerides Down
Many desserts, such as brownies, cookies, cake and ice cream, contain saturated fat, sugar and other refined carbs. Too much of any of these in your diet can cause your cholesterol and triglycerides to increase, and both of those can raise your risk of heart disease.
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Benefits of Taking Vitamin E While Breastfeeding
The nutrients you ingest while breastfeeding will make their way to your baby as she nurses. The first food your baby eats is called colostrum, and is rich in vitamin E, say Victor R. Preedy and Ronald Ross Watson, authors of "The Encyclopedia of Vitamin E."
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Low-Sodium Menu Items at Fast-Food Restaurants
Fast food tastes so good to many people, in part because restaurants add a liberal amount of salt to their food. This also means the items are too high in sodium to be healthy.
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What Can You Eat With Diverticulitis?
Diverticulosis is diagnosed when pouches, also called sacs, form on weak spots along the colon. Many people with diverticulosis don't experience any symptoms, but if the pouches become infected and inflamed, the condition is called diverticulitis.
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Jarlsberg Cheese Nutrition
Dotted with holes, Jarlsberg cheese resembles Swiss cheese and has a mild flavor with a nutty undertone. The cheese is made from cow's milk and supplies several essential vitamins and minerals. Jarlsberg cheese is also versatile enough to combine with many different foods to create a variety of meals and snacks.
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How to Eat Healthy at Subway
Subway is a popular sub sandwich chain that offers many low-calorie and low-fat sandwiches and salads. With a menu dedicated to meal choices that contain six grams of fat or less, Subway has several healthy options.
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Falafel Nutrition Information
Falafel is made with a combination of ground chick peas, herbs and spices rolled into a ball and deep-fried. Falafel delivers essential nutrients, though it also contains sodium and a small amount of saturated fat.
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What Are the Benefits of Eating Cornmeal?
When dried corn is ground into powder, it's referred to as cornmeal. Cornmeal is added to certain recipes, such as bread and pancakes, but it can also be cooked to make polenta or grits. It's also a good alternative to flour for people who have a gluten sensitivity or celiac disease.
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What Are the Benefits of Red Zinger Tea?
With a name that comes from the rich red color and a combination of ingredients with a spirited flavor, Red Zinger tea is a well-loved tea manufactured by the Celestial Seasonings Corp., based in Boulder, Colorado.
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The Nutrition Information of Franzia Chillable Red Wine
Franzia wines are different than most other wines on the market because they come in boxes rather than bottles. In addition to blush and white wines, Franzia offers six varieties of red wines.
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Potato Chips & Cholesterol
The crunchy texture and salty flavor of potato chips might have you reaching for the nearest bag of the snacks, but perhaps you should reconsider your snack choice. That's especially true if you're watching your cholesterol levels.
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Instructions for the Daniel Fast
Based on Bible passages regarding what foods and drinks are allowed and which are off-limits, the Daniel Fast is touted as a diet that is closely aligned to how biblical prophets used to eat, specifically how Daniel ate. The fast is designed to restrict certain foods as a way to become more spiritual and closer to God.
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Gatorade Vs. Propel
If you're a serious athlete, chances are you've guzzled Gatorade, Propel or both. These sports drinks can have certain benefits, among them quenching thirst and balancing nutrients, such as potassium and sodium. But the nutritional content of each beverage varies.
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Subway's Sweet Onion Sauce Nutrition
Subway offers a range of sub sandwiches, both hot and cold, many of which are low in fat and calories. While you should certainly pay attention to the meats, cheeses and vegetables you order on your sandwich, the sauce plays a role in the overall nutritional value of your sub sandwich as well.
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Nutritional Information for Non-Dairy Creamer
Used as a substitute for milk or cream, nondairy creamer lends a rich texture and flavor to a cup of coffee or tea.
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Phase 1 of the Candida Diet
Candida albicans is a type of fungus with yeastlike properties. Certain foods may encourage it to grow, leading to an overgrowth and infections.
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