
Quitting Ultra-Processed Food May Ease Depression, Small Pilot Suggests
A small pilot study links cutting ultra-processed foods with eased depression and anxiety, a promising dietary path toward mental health.


A small pilot study links cutting ultra-processed foods with eased depression and anxiety, a promising dietary path toward mental health.

A newsletter review of the internet's fibermaxxing craze, from the Bean Guy to a creator whose pesto promises to explode your butthole.

Texas A&M study finds creatine builds muscle and strength in middle-aged adults, even without exercise.

A teen mom's no-budget Walmart haul goes viral, sparking debate over what counts as healthy food for a child.
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