How to Eat Lower on the Glycemic Index All the carbohydrate foods we eat cause a release of glucose into the bloodstream—and a corresponding rise in insulin—...
Cooking with Coffee Bzzzzzzzz. It starts with the high-pitched sound of my favorite blend of dark- and medium-roast coffee beans whirling...
Why Chocolate is Good for Your Heart Chocolate to cure a broken heart is a popular prescription, but it turns out chocolate’s heart-mending reputation might...
The Benefits of Probiotics To hear Sandor Katz tell it, our world would be a very different place without fermented food. It’s not merely that we...
Can Probiotics Really Help Your Health? Reams of research have looked into the health effects of probiotic (“good”) bacteria that ferment our foods. But most...
Game Plan for Holidays and Parties Many parties and holiday celebrations center on tempting foods and drinks—but with a game plan, you’ll be able to relax...
Step 7. Have a Long-Term Plan As you reach your weight-loss goals, you’re ready for the final step: creating a long-term strategy that will help your...
Step 6. Get Support Excerpted from The EatingWell Diet Book.
Losing weight is challenging—we can’t expect to do it alone. As you make your...
Step 5. Commit to Move More Excerpted from The EatingWell Diet Book.
Exercise makes weight loss much easier—but more importantly people who move...
Step 4. Eat Mindfully Excerpted from The EatingWell Diet Book.
Healthy eating means getting a variety of foods in moderation—not making any...
Step 3. Track Yourself Excerpted from The EatingWell Diet Book.
Self-awareness is self-motivation; by keeping track of your behavior, you...
Step 2. Set Goals Excerpted from The EatingWell Diet Book.
The next step on your weight-loss journey is to decide what kind of weight...
Step 1. Make Sure You're Ready for Change Take a moment to assess what you’ll gain by losing weight, and the sacrifices you’ll need to make. Weigh the balance to...
Great Job: Healthy Workplaces When it comes to work’s impact on healthy living, the associations tend to be negative: 60-hour workweeks that...
Thinking Thin The focus of The EatingWell Diet is on behavior change—permanent behavior change. It’s only through a systematic...
Think Small - Portion-Control Savvy We’re eating more calories than ever, and a leading culprit is how often we eat prepared foods away from home. Whether...
Getting Support An exercise buddy who motivates you to show up for an early-morning walk…a neighbor who can watch your kids while you...