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To improve performance or strength, you should change up your workout routine. How often you should do this depends on your fitness and performance goals. → Read More
You may notice one leg is stronger than the other. That doesn't necessarily mean it's a problem, but you can strengthen your weaker leg. Experts share how. → Read More
Histamine is a chemical produced by your immune system, but it's also found in foods. Foods high in histamine include alcohol, aged cheese, chocolate and more. → Read More
The top foods high in selenium are both plant- and animal-based and include Brazil nuts, oysters and fish as well as some vegetables such as mushrooms. → Read More
The top foods high in omega-6 fatty acids are mostly plant-based and include tofu, nuts and nut oils, and avocado. Some meats are high in omega-6, too. → Read More
Try these tasty low-sodium substitutes for the 8 high-sodium foods on the planet, including bread, pizza, cold cuts and cured meats and canned soups. → Read More
The top foods high in vitamin E are both plant- and animal-based and include nuts and seeds, avocado, spinach, some types of seafood, bell pepper and more. → Read More
The top foods high in magnesium are all plant-based and include spinach, squash and pumpkin seeds and beans. See the foods high in magnesium chart for more. → Read More
Foods high in phosphorous are both plant- and animal-based and include seafood, poultry, soy and legumes. See our foods high in phosphorus chart for more. → Read More
The top foods high in vitamin A mostly come from fruits and vegetables such as sweet potato, squash, leafy greens, peppers, melons, broccoli and more. → Read More
The top foods high in vitamin K are fruits and vegetables, most notably leafy greens, such as spinach, collard greens, kale, as well as berries and pomegranates. → Read More
The top foods high in vitamin C are fruits and vegetables such as guava, peppers, broccoli, berries and oranges. See the foods high in vitamin C chart for more. → Read More
The top foods high in omega-3s come from both animal- and plant-based sources and include flax and chia seeds, seafood like salmon and herring, and tofu. → Read More
The top foods high in iodine come from both animal- and plant-based sources and include seaweed, seafood, beans, poultry and meat as well as dairy products. → Read More
Foods high in healthy fat mostly come from plant-based sources — including avocado, tofu, olives, nuts and seeds — and include some dairy, seafood and eggs. → Read More
The top foods high in zinc come from both animal- and plant-based sources and include oysters, fortified cereal, beef and legumes like chickpeas and lentils. → Read More
Most foods high in potassium come from plant-based sources (beet greens and bananas) as well as fish and dairy. See the foods high in potassium chart for more. → Read More
The top foods high in protein come from both animal- and plant-based sources and include beef, poultry, seafood like salmon, tofu, legumes and dairy products. → Read More
The top foods high in iron come from both animal- and plant-based sources and include chicken liver, fortified cereal, spinach, seafood, beans and legumes. → Read More
Low-impact cardio, like walking and cycling, is easy on your joints, gets your heart pumping and burns calories. Learn about the top low-impact cardio benefits. → Read More