DIET

There might not be a lot of perks to getting old, but eating well is apparently one of them. Centenarians chalk up longevity to things like beer, wine and bacon.

A diet that "mimics" fasting can add years to life, claims a study.

Just six months after giving birth to her third child, the reality star has lost 35 pounds.

Maternal obesity could lead to complications during pregnancy, suggests a latest study.

Only 8 percent of men feel happy about their physiques and 29 percent of men feel pressure from women to look good, data show.

“With my first pregnancy I had a doughnut every morning. That’s not a good idea,” the more health-conscious reality TV star said.

Infants who consumed mother's milk for six months or longer were 19 percent less likely to develop the disease.

People who eat cereal regularly have less chance of developing a potentially deadly disease, a study says.

"Instead of focusing on supplements, we should be taking a more holistic approach,” the lead author said.

Noise causes stress, disturbs sleep and stimulates production of cortisol, which may lead to accumulation of fat, researchers say.

"Our everyday choices, like what we eat and how active we are, affect our risk of cancer," a lead researcher said.

Research conducted on mice reveals that advice shared by many moms is most likely accurate.

A newly invented plastic dish might help people stop overeating.

Recent research claims that omega-3 can reduce anti-social behavior over time.

New research claims that supplements can reduce a person's risk for developing skin-related diseases.

A woman in Scotland has created a cookery kit to make insect-based cuisine more appealing to the squeamish.

Develop these habits to eat healthier and reduce your odds of getting food poisoning.

From Volumetrics to Flexitarianism, these diet plans could be just the thing to help you achieve your weight loss resolutions.

The desire to lose weight has spawned plenty of fad diets that promise "miracle" results, is Slim By Design any different?

A new study shows almost one-third of children have misconceptions about their weight.

A new study has found that a diet rich in fats and processed foods has a negative effect on our motivation and energy levels.