What really satiates us? | Dr. Maya Rosman
An in-depth look at the winning combination of food volume, proteins, and dietary fibers, as opposed to the psychological habits and the mental need for carbohydrates that we all know.
An in-depth look at the winning combination of food volume, proteins, and dietary fibers, as opposed to the psychological habits and the mental need for carbohydrates that we all know.
Influencers on social media never stop inventing new “superfoods” and the current trend this time is cheese made from watermelon seeds.
Both white cabbage and red cabbage are healthy for the body and an excellent addition to any meal. It is recommended to combine both of them in a smart way.
The whole truth and all the myths about one of the healthiest snacks there is. And also – How many almonds should you eat every day?
A new study reveals a surprising gap between what the body feels and what the brain continues to want – and it is not a matter of willpower.
Suffering from stomach pain and bloating despite ruling out celiac? It may be non-celiac gluten sensitivity or a reaction to the FODMAP carbohydrates in wheat.
Rice or pasta? A caloric and glycemic comparison, the benefits of "al dente," and the complete guide to choosing healthy pasta (from whole wheat to legumes) ahead of Shavuot.
A new scientific review compiled dozens of studies on saffron and its active compounds, and the findings were nothing short of remarkable.
White bread has been considered for many decades as the “enemy” of a healthy diet, but science presents a much more complex and perhaps also surprising picture.
Artificial sweeteners have become an inseparable part of many people's diets. But do you know what they do to your body?
Switching to a diet rich in vegetables, legumes and nuts can help strengthen the brain, even if you start it only at age 50. Here are all the details.