Cereals marketed toward children have changed over the past 13 years – lacking nutrition and increasing sugar, fat, carbohydrates and sodium with a decrease in protein and fiber, according to a JAMA ...

A new study finds that popular breakfast cereals marketed to children have increased levels of fat, sugar, and sodium, ...

From your cycle’s timing to painful cramps and monthly mood swings, your diet might be playing a bigger role than you think.

Ready-made foods and food pouches for infants are often high in sugar, watery, and much less nutritious than is claimed, and ...

As incidences of childhood food allergies continue to rise globally, the market for hypo anti-allergic baby foods is becoming ...

A new report reveals that many store-bought rice samples in the US contain high levels of arsenic and cadmium, posing health ...

Childbirth bring a lot of physical and mental changes, but a good diet can help tackle the challenges with ease.

Welcoming a new life is an incredible journey, and what you eat during pregnancy is one of the most important ways to nurture yourself and your developing baby. A balanced diet supports the growth and ...

Common examples include fortified cereals, milk with added vitamin D ... Lean meats and fish provide high-quality protein necessary for muscle repair and growth, along with haem-iron, which ...

Many breads, baby formulas, and even breakfast cereals are fortified with iron ... It helps process carbohydrates, fat, and protein, makes new cells and enzymes and even aids the healing of wounds.