sugar cravings

We look into the warning signs of eating too many sugary foods into your mouth, as well as the negative side effects, symptoms of withdrawal, and some sweet alternatives to use instead of sugar.

When we stop eating sugar, our body goes through some alarming changes, both mentally and physically. Here are some of the symptoms of sugar withdrawal, and how to cope with them.

We often think of apple cider vinegar as a cooking ingredient (and it is), but it can also be used as a remedy for other things! Here’s a look at some of the incredibly useful benefits of apple cider vinegar.

We all experience stress at certain times in life—due to the demands of family or work or even social obligations. However, chronic stress and a barrage of cortisol (and other stress hormones) constantly circulating within the body can take a serious and unhealthy toll.

While most people consume enough protein through their food choices on a day-to-day basis, those who undereat, are vegetarian or vegan, or live in developing countries may not. Here are 13 signs of a protein deficiency to be mindful of.

Although the brain does require a certain amount of sugar in order to function properly, this type is known as glucose and is found naturally in foods like fruits and grains. It’s fructose, sugar that’s added to processed foods and beverages, that is of far more concern, as consuming excess amounts of it can have long-term negative effects—including these five.