Nancy Bean+FollowThis Vitamin Might Be Your Gut’s Secret WeaponWho knew your bathroom schedule could be tied to a vitamin? A massive new study found that vitamin B1 (thiamine)—yep, the one in tons of everyday foods—might help control how fast food moves through your digestive system. People who ate more B1 tended to have more frequent bathroom trips, but your genes also play a role. Before you start popping supplements, the experts say more research is needed. Still, wild to think your diet could be influencing your gut this much! #Health #Diet #VitaminB1180Share
Denise Gill+FollowAre You Eating Too Fast? Here’s Why It MattersEver find yourself inhaling your lunch between meetings or mindlessly munching while scrolling? Turns out, speed-eating can do more than just leave you bloated—it’s linked to overeating, blood sugar spikes, and even higher risks for obesity and metabolic issues. Want to slow down? Try foods that need more chewing, ditch ultra-processed snacks, pause between bites, eat with friends, and actually pay attention to your stomach. Your gut (and waistline) will thank you! #Health #Diet #HealthTips00Share
Diane Boyd+FollowThese Snacks Are Secretly Sabotaging YouEver feel like your go-to snacks are making you hungrier? Turns out, experts say some of our favorite convenience foods—like sugary cereals, pretzels, and sweet drinks—can send your blood sugar on a wild ride, leading to energy crashes and stubborn weight gain. They’re quick, but they don’t keep you full. Swap them for snacks with protein and fiber (think Greek yogurt, nuts, or a cheese stick) to keep cravings in check and your energy steady! #Health #Diet #healthtips00Share
Madison Baker+FollowFoods Even Adults Secretly AvoidAdulthood doesn’t mean you suddenly love everything on your plate. A new study spills the tea: most grown-ups still dodge foods like fermented veggies, insects, durian, organ meats, huitlacoche, sashimi, tripe, and kangaroo. Even though these foods are packed with health or eco-benefits, old habits (and some wild smells) die hard. Are you brave enough to try any of these, or are they staying on your “nope” list forever? #Health #Diet #FoodFears00Share
Timothy Mitchell+FollowWhy Your Diet Might Be Failing YouEver wonder why your new diet isn’t working, even though you’re doing everything right? Dr. Mark Hyman says it’s because there’s no one-size-fits-all diet—your biology is unique! The real game-changer? Focus on whole foods, not ultra-processed stuff. Your body literally tells you if a diet is working (think: better energy, fewer cravings, better sleep). And FYI, what you eat is basically medicine for your body. Listen to your body, not just the latest trend! #Health #Diet #DietTips00Share
Denise Gill+Follow2026 Food Trends You’ll Want to Try2026 is all about food that does more! Think sodas with probiotics for your gut, sweet-and-spicy (aka “swicy”) snacks, and fiber sneaking into everything from pasta to snack bars. Even canned goods are getting gourmet makeovers with global flavors like harissa and yuzu. Restaurants are focusing on comfort, sustainability, and that perfect crunch. Ready to upgrade your snacks and meals? Which trend are you dying to taste first? #Health #Diet #FoodTrends202610Share
Madison Baker+FollowFoods That Secretly Mess With Your Blood SugarDid you know some everyday foods could be making it harder for your body to handle sugar? Dietitians say fried foods, fruit juice, and premade pastries can all contribute to insulin resistance if you eat them often. But don’t panic—just swap them for grilled or baked dishes, whole fruits, and homemade treats with whole grains or oats. It’s all about those easy switches for better energy and health! #Health #Diet #HealthySwaps10Share
Jerry West+FollowWhy Your Diet Might Not Work for MeTurns out, there’s no magic diet that works for everyone. Dr. Mark Hyman says it’s all about listening to your own body—what boosts your energy, curbs cravings, and helps you feel good. Forget “one-size-fits-all” meal plans and focus on real, minimally processed foods. Whether you’re keto, vegan, or Mediterranean, it’s about what actually works for you, not the latest trend. Your body’s signals? That’s the real truth-teller. #Health #Diet #HealthyEating00Share
Jerry West+FollowEat More, Weigh Less? This Study Says Yes!Turns out, loading up your plate with fruits and veggies (aka unprocessed foods) could actually help you eat more food but take in fewer calories. People in a new study who ate wholefoods naturally chose more produce and ended up eating 330 fewer calories a day than those on ultra-processed diets. It’s like your body’s got a secret hack for slimming down—just give it the good stuff! #Health #Diet #Nutrition00Share
Denise Gill+FollowAre We Eating Real Food or Just Fakes?Dr. Mark Hyman is calling out our diets—he says most of us are eating 'food-like substances' instead of actual food. Forget one-size-fits-all diets; what matters is how your body feels. The real secret? Eat stuff that looks like it came from nature, not a lab. Whether you’re keto, vegan, or Mediterranean, it’s all about whole foods and listening to your body’s signals. Your biology is basically your own nutritionist! #Health #Diet #RealFood10Share
