While it's important to focus on what you eat when trying to lose weight, you must not forget about what you drink too. Dr ...

Nearly half (47 percent) of the protein powders tested contained dangerous levels of toxic heavy metals by California 's ...

34.0 The media is often full of reports of people suffering heart attacks and other bad effects after drinking ‘energy drinks’, and there have been studies which suggest that caffeine has a ...

So, are energy drinks bad for you? While consuming moderate levels of these drinks may provide useful effects for some, their ...

Are Sports Drinks Bad for Athletes? Nearly 50% of all professional, collegiate, high school, and youth athletes are dehydrated before exercise even begins. Due to the heightened physical demands ...

While it's important to focus on what you eat when trying to lose weight, you must not forget about what you drink too, ...

Share on Pinterest Are ‘high-protein’ food items, like protein bars, really all that healthy? A study from Spain casts doubt over their nutritive value. Image credit: Westend61/Getty Images.

But not all drinks are the same when it comes to your health… Water is a great choice throughout the day because it hydrates without providing you with extra energy or harming your teeth. Milk’s a ...

One popular drink that's known for its health benefits, could potentially be causing bad breath and tooth decay ...

Low fat movement: during the 1970’s there was a shift to low-fat products – with cow’s milk getting a bad press for its saturated fat content. First of all, we focused on protein.

Sugar-sweetened beverages are linked to over 3 million new cases of diabetes and heart disease each year, a new report found.