rodriguezbrandon+FollowDiet Soda’s Secret Side Effect?Turns out, diet soda might be making you hungrier, not helping you slim down! Dr. Mark Hyman says artificial sweeteners like sucralose can trick your brain into craving more food—especially if you’re a woman, have obesity, or low insulin sensitivity. Even though it’s calorie-free, your body gets confused and stays in ‘snack mode.’ If you want a sweet fix, try a splash of honey or fruit-infused sparkling water instead. Your body will thank you! #DietSoda #HealthTips #Cravings #Health #Diet340Share
Alicia Williams+Follow10 Foods That Fill You Up (Not Out!)Ever wish you could snack all day without worrying about the scale? These 10 foods are basically cheat codes for feeling full and satisfied—without the guilt. Think hard-boiled eggs for grab-and-go protein, air-popped popcorn for that crunchy fix, and Greek yogurt that’s basically dessert with benefits. Oatmeal, leafy greens, and berries keep you munching for minimal calories, while cottage cheese and chia seeds are surprisingly filling. Broccoli, cauliflower, and lean proteins round out the list—so you can eat big and still feel light! #HealthyEating #WeightLossTips #SnackSmart #Health #Diet10Share
Nancy Bean+FollowThe Superfood Hiding in Your PantryTurns out, beans, lentils, and chickpeas (aka pulses) are the underrated superfoods we’ve all been sleeping on! Researchers say these little guys pack a serious punch—tons of protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals, plus they’re super eco-friendly. Swapping some meat for pulses in your fave dishes is a win for your health and the planet. Who knew something so simple could be such a game-changer? Would you try adding more pulses to your meals? #Superfood #HealthyEating #SustainableLiving #Health #Diet70Share
Denise Gill+FollowThink It’s Too Late to Eat Healthy? Nope!Turns out, it’s never too late to start eating better—even if you’ve spent decades living on cake and wine. Docs say what you eat matters even more as you age: your body needs more nutrients, not just calories. The big three to watch? Protein, fiber, and hydration. And don’t stress about being skinny—staying strong is what really counts. Even small changes now can boost your energy, memory, and mood. Every bite really does matter, no matter your age! #HealthyAging #NutritionTips #NeverTooLate #Health #Diet00Share
lindsay35+FollowTempeh Is the New Tofu—Here’s WhyDid you know tempeh is basically tofu’s cooler, healthier cousin? Nutritionists are raving about its high protein, gut-friendly probiotics, and bonus nutrients like calcium and vitamin K2. It’s got a meaty, nutty vibe and works in everything from tacos to smoothies (seriously!). Plus, it keeps you full way longer than tofu. If you’re looking to shake up your plant-based meals, tempeh might just be your new MVP! #TempehLove #PlantBased #HealthyEating #Health #Diet10Share
Jerry West+FollowVeggies That Lose Nutrition Shockingly FastBulk-buying veggies? You might be missing out on the nutrients you’re after! Spinach can lose up to 90% of its vitamin C in just two days, and lettuce drops nearly half its vitamins in a week. Green beans? 90% of their vitamin C gone in 16 days. Broccoli’s cancer-fighting powers fade fast, and fresh herbs like cilantro turn to slime (and lose their benefits) almost overnight. Even carrots aren’t as stable as you think. Smaller, fresher batches = more nutrition! #FoodFacts #Nutrition #HealthyEating #Health #Diet10Share
Diane Boyd+FollowTwo Surprising Habits for Weight LossTurns out, when you eat might matter as much as what you eat! A big Spanish study found that people who eat breakfast before 8:30 a.m. and go at least 12 hours before their next breakfast tend to have lower BMIs—no calorie counting needed. Every hour you delay breakfast adds to your BMI, but stretching your overnight fast shaves it off. Basically, eat earlier and give your body a longer break overnight. Who knew your body clock could be your secret weapon? #WeightLossTips #MealTiming #HealthyHabits #Health #Diet150Share
Jerry West+Follow5 Bedtime Snacks That Burn Fat After 45Turns out, not all late-night snacks are the enemy—especially if you’re over 45 and fighting stubborn weight. Experts say foods like cottage cheese, almonds, turkey slices, warm milk, and pumpkin seeds can actually help you burn fat and build muscle while you sleep. These snacks are packed with protein, healthy fats, and nutrients that support muscle repair and better sleep. Who knew your midnight snack could be your secret weapon? #MenopauseHealth #FatBurningFoods #HealthySnacking #Health #Diet340Share
rodriguezbrandon+FollowPlant-Based Diets: Double Win?A new study just dropped some major tea: going plant-based isn’t just good for your health, it’s a game-changer for the planet too. Vegans in Iceland had 50% less carbon footprint and way better fiber intake than meat-eaters. Even just eating more plants (without going full vegan) could mean big wins for your body and the environment. Plus, Harvard found vegans lost weight and lowered cholesterol in just 8 weeks. Would you try eating more plant-based? #PlantBased #VeganLife #EcoFriendly #Health #Diet30Share
Nancy Bean+FollowSnacks Cardiologists Say to Skip ASAPEver wonder which snacks are secretly sabotaging your heart? Cardiologists just spilled the tea on 11 popular munchies to avoid if you care about your ticker. Think donuts, bacon, cheese puffs, and even your go-to breakfast cereal. Turns out, all that sugar, salt, and processed stuff can seriously mess with your arteries. If you want to keep your heart happy, maybe leave those treats on the shelf and reach for something a little less processed! #HeartHealth #SnackSmart #CardiologistApproved #Health #Diet30Share