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Eating yogurt could help prevent one common disease, according to the FDA

Eating yogurt could help prevent this serious disease: FDA

Colostrum supplements are all the rage, but are the potential benefits worth the risks?

Colostrum might not be just for babies anymore. It’s also available in pill or powder form as a nutrient-boosting supplement that’s generating buzz on social media. New mothers produce colostrum in liquid form after giving birth. The fluid is packed with protein, nutrients and antioxidants to help boost babies’ immunity. HERBAL SUPPLEMENTS AND THEIR SIDE

Colostrum supplements are all the rage, but are the potential benefits worth the risks?

Colostrum supplements are making the rounds on social media -- but do the benefits outweigh the potential risks? Dietitian share their expert input with Fox News Digital.

Colostrum supplements are all the rage, but are the potential benefits worth the risks?

Colostrum supplements are making the rounds on social media -- but do the benefits outweigh the potential risks? Dietitian share their expert input with Fox News Digital.

15 foods nutritionists never touch — and why you shouldn't either

To help us make better choices as we begin the healing process, more than a dozen nutritionists have weighed in with their opinions on the absolute worst foods to be eating as part of a healthy diet.

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3 Ways Probiotics Can Improve Your Health

Even if you’re familiar with the basics of these good-for-you bacteria, some of their benefits might surprise you.

The Unexpected Ingredient To Flavor And Thicken Your Homemade Soup

When your homemade soup is lackluster, this unexpected ingredient can boost its flavor and consistency. Here's how you can incorporate it into your meal.

For peanut allergy prevention, study suggests babies can be fed diluted peanut butter at early age

Introducing diluted peanut butter to babies between 4 and 6 months of age could reduce the rate of peanut allergies in infants, a study suggests, though parents should check with doctors.