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Food Safety Tips for Your Memorial Day Cookout

Keep your guests safe this Memorial Day! From handling food allergies to grilling pro secrets - follow these tips, and you'll be the safest barbecue boss on the block. Take a peek before you light that Kingsford.

By Spyridon Panousopoulos

Why Are Banned Pesticides Showing Up In Our Produce? Consumer Reports Seeks Answers

A Consumer Reports investigation uncovered alarming findings about dangerous pesticide contamination in fruits and vegetables, raising concerns about food safety and the need for stronger regulations to protect our health.
5 Diabetes-Friendly Breakfast Ideas You Must Try To Stay Healthy

Try these diabetes-friendly breakfast ideas for a healthier you this 2021. (Photo : Gustavo Caballero) Guests attend AD Oasis Hosts Clarisonic "Rise, Shine & Be Well" Yoga, Beauty, Breakfast at The Raleigh on December 8, 2012 in Miami Beach, Florida.
6 Diabetes Food Myths You Need To Let Go of This 2021

Keeping an eye on these diabetes food myths can help you have a more balanced and healthy diet. (Photo : Carsten Koall) Country doctor Dieter Baermann measures the blood sugar level of an elderly patient in the patient's home on August 8, 2011 in Sachsendorf near Seelow, Germany.
7 Foods You Should Look Out for That Are Unexpectedly High in Sugar

Trying to limit on sugar intake? Here are seven foods you should look out for! (Photo: Pixabay) Sugar plays a vital role in our health and body; it provides us with the energy that we need during the day to do all our activities.
Top 7 Foods You Need To Avoid If Your Diabetic

Most foods contain sugar. If you're diabetic, here are 10 foods to avoid. (Photo: Pixabay) Eating can be very addicting. However, if you have a specific health condition, you need to take care of yourself more often, and it means you should always be mindful of what you eat.
Here’s What to Eat to Slow Down the Progress of Type 2 Diabetes

A new research in the United Kingdom claims that eating foods such as nuts and vegetable oil can slow the progress of Type 2 diabetes.
No More Prickings: Sweat Patches That Measure Blood Sugar Levels

Needle-free blood sugar monitoring is finally here. Researchers have developed a patch that can measure one's blood sugar levels by using the wearers sweat. Currently, researchers are testing the new patch's diabetic drug delivery system, which would make the patch a very convenient way of managing diabetes.
Study Finds Parents’ Food Habits Influence Offspring’s Health

Findings of a recent study published in "Natural Genetics" suggest that to a large extent one's health is dependent on what their parents ate. For instance, scientists have demonstrated that obesity induced by diet as well as diabetes can be inherited epigenetically by an offspring both via the sperm and oocytes.
New York City Restaurants Will Soon Warn Customers When Ordering Their Foods

Poster can help people to make decision as they're informed with calorie counts New Yorkers could be soon warned when ordering foods pose to diabetics in restaurants.
4 Exercise and Eating Tips To Manage Diabetes Successfully

Diabetes is an illness that has serious consequences if left untreated. As The American Diabetes Association reported, though, diabetic patients don't need to forego eating the foods they love just because they're diabetics.
10 Good Reasons You Should Quit Drinking Soda ASAP!

If chronic diseases aren't enough justification for you to stop you from indulging, here are other 10 things that will happen to your body once you stop gulping or even sipping!
Why Taco Bell May Be the Healthiest Fast Food Restaurant Today

In case of the world's most famous Mexican-inspired fast food chain, (they claim) yes, they can. In fact, according to Taco Bell's dietitian and product developer, Missy Nelson, the fast-food chain already is.
Best Diet Techniques to Control Diabetes

Diabetics, most of the time, kick you away from the heart contenting meal. The restrictive meal for the diabetics will fill your tummy but not your heart.
Healthier Diet May Reduce Risk of Diabetes & Heart Disease in Teens

Presently, the US teenagers are running the risk of a couple of health factors such as high cholesterol level and belly fat among other issues. However, the conditions are improving now, and according to researchers, healthier diet might be the cause.