Vegan diets are considered by some to be extreme, a strict way of eating that exists on the radical fringes of vegetarianism.
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What Can I Eat if I Have Type 2 Diabetes?
Eating healthy meals is essential for managing type 2 diabetes. Learn which foods and eating plans can help you manage blood sugar
What is Plant-Based Protein and How to Add More to Your Diet
Plant-based protein contains a blend of healthy fats and fiber. Here are 12 great plant sources of protein, plus a one-day sample meal plan to try.
The #1 Healthiest Indian Food to Order According to Dietitian
“Chana masala, baingan bharta, palak paneer, chapati or roti, [and] cucumber raita would be some of my recommendations for a healthy meal,” says Sheth.
8 Vegan Fast-Food Breakfast Options When You’re in a Hurry
An increased interest in plant-based eating may be behind fast-food menu changes.
5 Benefits Of Watercress, One Of The Most Nutrient-Dense Leafy Greens
Watercress is known for a peppery kick. Love it or hate it, it’s loaded with vitamins and minerals.
5 Nutrients your Baby Needs
So much growth, so little time! All babies need plenty of nutrients to promote healthy growth in the first year of life (and beyond!)—here are five of them.
7 Foods to Eat and To Avoid If You Have High Blood Pressue
High blood pressure (or hypertension) amongst adults is frighteningly common.
18 RDs Share their Absolute Favorite Cultural Foods
Comfort food means different things to different people, but for many of us, they’re rooted in tradition—they’re the kind of foods we grew up on, that we’ve learned to associate with these feel-good emotions.
606 – Nutrition Around the World: Indian Cuisine
Vandana Sheth, author of My Indian Table and a registered dietitian, explains how nutritional guidelines based on Western dietary patterns can be adapted for traditional Indian cuisine.
6 Healthy Eating Shortcuts for When You’re Short on Time
Healthy eating doesn’t have to be reserved for “when you have the time.”
Manage Your Diabetes Better With A Dietitian Nutritionist
Carefully planning your meals and changing eating behavior are the most difficult aspects of improving your health.