Diet

Dr. Alessandro R Demaio has cut through the fads to compile the ideal diet.

Trump reportedly ordered Dover sole for dinner recently instead of his go-to steak at Trump International Hotel.

"A possible link between mercury exposure and autism has been the subject of much debate over the years."

We’ve all been there. You think you’re eating something healthy. You run to Costco and buy a ton of it. Seconds, even thirds, of a particular food is fine, it’s healthy, right? Wrong.

But is it all it's cracked up to be?

Fasting every other day could affect how the body releases insulin.

Many studies suggest that fasting can extend our lifespans and boost health—so why aren't health officials rushing to recommend these diets?

Researchers were surprised by how much these habits appeared to boost life expectancy.

The ancient stools provide insights into parasitism, diet and subsistence patterns of past populations.

Some nutritionists are recommending personalized healthcare and fitness plans. 

The Italian staple has been unfairly maligned, research suggests.

Not only did the dieters lose nearly 20 pounds on average, they also reduced oxidative damage to the body.

The tooth sensor can provide information regarding glucose, salt and alcohol intake.

Movie director Kevin Smith ate potatoes for two weeks in order to lose weight after suffering a "massive heart attack". But how safe is a spuds diet?

Experts warn describing foods as wholly "good" or "bad" can be dangerous.

This popular diet burns fat instead of carbohydrates for weight loss.

It’s been two weeks since Trump ate a hamburger, one White House source said.

Is the battle between low-carb and low-fat finally over?

Another reason to stay away from the middle aisles of the supermarket.

Ten thousand years ago, farmers set this legume up for a fall.

Asparagine is found in nearly every food and has been linked to making cancer worse in a study on mice.

But homemade ham-and-cheese lovers, rejoice!

The president’s body mass index comes in at 29.9, making him overweight, and nearly obese.

The DASH diet reads less like a fad diet than like a healthy eating plan.

Researchers from Sweden identified a natural mechanism that may help regulate body fat.

Diets and holidays just don't mix.

Weight can fluctuate up to 10 pounds in a day, according to researcher.

Yes, it's possible to lose weight during the holidays.

And it has nothing to do with your waistline.

The approach makes sense from an evolutionary perspective, says one expert.