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Foods High in Creatine: The Best Natural Sources, Ranked

The foods richest in creatine, with the measured amount in each, how your body makes and uses it, how cooking changes it, why vegetarians run lower and how to eat for a full creatine reserve.

Articles · Essential Oils

Thyme Oil: Benefits, Uses, Recipes, Dilution & Safety

What thyme oil is, how it helps clear a wet, chesty cough and supports your gums, skin and scalp, what the research shows, and how to dilute, diffuse and blend it, with seven recipes.

Articles · Nutrition

Is Corn Healthy? Corn Nutrition Facts, Benefits & Recipes

What whole corn does for your blood sugar, your eyes and your gut, the nutrition in sweet corn, popcorn and cornmeal, how it differs from corn syrup and corn oil, why organic matters, how to cook corn on the cob, and recipes to try.

Articles · Nutrition

Purple Potatoes: Benefits, Nutrition, Recipes & Side Effects

What purple potatoes are, what their violet pigments do in your gut and blood vessels, how they differ from purple sweet potatoes and ube, how to cook them so they keep their color, and seven recipes and ideas, including the three classic purple potato recipes.

Articles · Nutrition

Pink Himalayan Salt: Benefits, Minerals, Uses & Side Effects

Pink Himalayan salt (Himalayan pink salt, or simply pink salt) is mined in Pakistan's Salt Range, home of the Khewra mine. Here's what's in it, what its sodium, chloride and trace minerals do for you, where it beats table salt, and how to use it in your kitchen, your water glass and your bath.

Articles · Nutrition

Agar Agar: Benefits, Nutrition, Recipes & How to Use It

What agar agar is, how the powder, flakes and bars differ, what its fiber does for regularity, fullness and blood sugar, how it compares with gelatin, and how to cook with it, from fruit jellies to coconut panna cotta.

Articles · Nutrition

Acidic Foods: The 25 Most Acidic Foods and What to Eat Instead

The 25 most acidic foods, measured by pH and by the acid they leave for your kidneys, plus the non-acidic foods to eat more of, low-acid foods for reflux and how to keep your plate in balance.

Articles · Nutrition

Superfoods List: 25 Superfoods to Eat and How to Use Them

What superfoods are, how they work in your body and Dr. Axe's list of 25, from wild-caught fish and beef liver to berries, fermented vegetables and mushrooms, with how much to eat, recipe ideas and who should be careful.

Articles · Nutrition

Okra: Nutrition Facts, Benefits, Uses, Recipes & Side Effects

What okra is, what a cup of cooked okra gives you, how its gel-forming fiber steadies blood sugar and lowers cholesterol, how to grow, buy and cook okra without the slime, and eight recipes and ideas.

Articles · Nutrition

Water Chestnuts: Nutrition, Benefits, How to Cook & Recipes

What water chestnuts are, their nutrition raw and canned, why Chinese medicine counts them among the cooling foods, what they do for you, how to peel and cook them, and recipes to try.

Articles · Nutrition

Porcini Mushrooms: Nutrition, Benefits, Uses & Recipes

What porcini are, what a small handful of dried porcini gives you, how their selenium and ergothioneine work in your body, how to choose, soak and cook fresh and dried porcini, and 16 recipes and ideas.

Articles · Nutrition

Halibut: Nutrition, Benefits, Mercury & How to Cook It

What halibut is, what a fillet gives you, how its omega-3s and selenium work in your body, how much mercury it carries and how often to eat it, why wild Pacific halibut is the one to buy, and how to cook it, with three recipes.

Articles · Nutrition

Oats: Benefits, Nutrition Facts, Types & How to Use Them

What oats give you, how their beta-glucan lowers cholesterol and steadies blood sugar, the types of oats from groats to instant, why soaking and sprouting help, and how to cook them, with recipes to try.

Articles · Nutrition

Celtic Salt: Benefits, Minerals, Uses & How It Compares

What Celtic sea salt (sel gris) is, which minerals it carries, how it helps you hydrate, how it compares with Himalayan and table salt, how much to use and how to cook with it and salt your water.

Articles · Nutrition

Rice Flour: Nutrition, Benefits, Gluten-Free Baking & Recipes

What rice flour is, how white, brown and sweet rice flour differ, its nutrition, why it helps a gut that reacts to gluten, how to bake and thicken with it, how to make your own, and six recipes to try.

Articles · Nutrition

Top 15 Low-Sodium Foods for Healthy Blood Pressure

The best low-sodium foods with the sodium and potassium in a real serving of each, where most of your sodium comes from, how to read a label, and how to keep real salt on real food while your blood pressure comes down.

Articles · Nutrition

Brown Rice: Benefits, Nutrition, vs. White Rice & How to Cook It

What brown rice gives you, how its bran slows the rise in blood sugar, how it compares with white rice, why soaking and sprouting help, and how to cook it on the stovetop, pasta-style or in a pressure cooker, with eight recipes.

Articles · Nutrition

Coconut Water: Is It Good for You? Benefits vs. Sports Drinks

What coconut water is, what a cup gives you, how its potassium works on your hydration, blood pressure, kidneys and gut, how it compares with water and sports drinks, and how to choose it and use it.

Articles · Health

Hyponatremia (Low Sodium): Symptoms, Causes and Treatment

What a low blood sodium means, the signs from mild to severe, what tips water and salt out of balance, when it's an emergency, and the food-first steps that bring your sodium back and keep it steady.

Articles · Nutrition

Aloe Vera Juice: Benefits, How to Make It & How Much to Drink

What aloe vera juice is, how its inner-leaf gel soothes and coats your gut lining, what it does for IBS, reflux and blood sugar, how much to drink, how to make it at home and how to choose a good one.