Food and Diet. Find daily health food tips and ideas from Dr. David Samadi. Discover healthy food for healthy living. Explore major food issues and debates related to health such as buying and cooking with organic food, genetically modified food (GMO versus Non-GMO), nutrition, dieting epidemic, obesity, disease prevention, best digestion foods.
It is estimated that almost 53 million people in the United States have some form of arthritis. There are lifestyle changes and factors that can help or exaggerate symptoms of arthritic conditions. Here's what you need to know.
Read MoreWe all want to stay health conscious and stray away from foods that maybe aren’t that great for us. With parties, barbeques and events all summer, our minds automatically shift to burgers – however we might want to limit the amount of burgers we put on our plates.
Read MoreDespite not always being the easiest, most of us have tried eating our Chinese takeout with chopsticks. Even while stumbling over our own ineptness, the experience is always fun and eating feels a bit more exotic in our dining rooms.
Read MoreMany people have jumped on the hot water with lemon first thing in the morning bandwagon but a new drink is proving to be even better to add to your daily routine. Enter magnesium water. You'll want to try this.
Read MoreThis summer, embrace your grill. Grilling is a great way to eat healthy but still have delicious and flavorful food. Here's our tips for the best grilled food and avoiding grilling hazards.
Read MoreWhat if you never had to use bronzer again? What if we told you all you needed was to modify what you ate? With so many great products out there, it is easy to forget that the food we put into our bodies is still the best way to get great skin. Now that summer is upon us, that healthy glow is what we are looking for.
Read MoreThe old saying “you eat with your eyes” is never more accurate than when browsing through a farmer’s market. The rainbow of colors and the medley of shapes of fresh produce really is a feast not only for the eyes but also for the rest of the body in regards to good health.
Read MoreChia Seeds set to become winner among global health crops. Chia seeds are set to become the next quinoa in the superfoods market. Chia seeds are grown in small quantities in Southern America and almost unheard of globally.
Read MoreAmericans consume nearly 130 pounds of added sugars per person every year. This includes both sugar and high fructose corn syrup. These sugars lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes, hypertension and heart disease and can be found in sweetened.
Read MoreSomehow from one study, widespread public opinion deems that soy or something else is absolutely "terrible" for us. But the truth is, there are a million and one nuances inside statements like these. Here are 5 food myths we're going to debunk.
Read MoreA new field study has revealed new evidence that genetically modified crops can have diminishing success at fighting off insect pests. We explore.
Read MoreAre you unnecessarily avoiding milk because you have lactose intolerance? If you are, you do not need to avoid milk and milk products as long as you understand the amounts and types of dairy foods that can be a part of your daily diet.
Read MoreBelly fat (aka visceral fat) is serious business. A big waistline puts you at increased risk for many health problems including diabetes, heart disease and cancer. Here are ways to lose it for good this time.
Read MoreA review of over 20 previous studies found that those suffering from hay fever might find relief in probiotics. Hay fever is most often a seasonal allergy that occurs as a reaction to pollen in the air. During the spring and summer these pollens come from trees, grass, and other plants that are pollinating.
Read MoreIt's hard to know what to eat anymore if you want to lose weight. But new study findings add to the piles of research highlighting fiber as being the secret to actually losing weight.
Read More'Gluten-free diet’ aka the new fad. Many people are trying to go gluten-free because they think it’s healthier, may treat their ‘sensitivity’ to gluten, or possibly even because it’s trendy. But unless you have been diagnosed with a condition in which gluten is clinically deemed as harmful, a gluten-free diet does not make much sense.
Read MoreMany people think a gluten-free diet may be just another fad diet. However, going gluten-free can have a number of health benefits for people suffering from either celiac disease or non-celiac gluten sensitivity.
Read MoreEating right is a fundamental part of maintaining healthy skin. In many ways your skins health is a reflection of your own personal health.
Read MoreThese days, detox diets seem to be all the rage. However, there are certain ways to approach it. When it comes to any detox or body cleanse, here's what you need to know.
Read MoreMay is Celiac Awareness Month. More and more people are finding they need to adopt a gluten-free diet. Our in-house nutritionist explores how to eat gluten-free when you're away from home, whether eating out or at a friend's house.
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