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It may seem counterintuitive, but workout recovery is just as important for your fitness goals as your actual workouts. Below, physical therapists and personal trainers explain why you should take rest days and the importance of muscle recovery. It’s commendable to show up for your workouts and make exercise a regular part of your routine. […]

Did you know zinc can help clear up skin, strengthen hair, and support your immune system? Samaria Granberry, MS, RDN, LDN, a registered dietitian at HUM, breaks down all the zinc benefits to know. When you hear the word “zinc,” you might automatically think of the opaque white mineral sunscreen you slather on before hitting […]

Struggling with cracked lip corners that just won’t go away? You could be dealing with angular cheilitis instead of chapped lips. Certain diets may leave you more at risk for this symptom—here’s what you need to know. You’ve got your trusty lip balm—and you’re swiping it on all day, every day—but you’re still dealing with […]

Did you know there’s a link between birth control and vitamin deficiency? Turns out, the Pill can affect your body’s ability to absorb nutrients, which can lead to changes in mood, energy levels, neurological functions. Experts break down everything you need to know. Birth control pills are a convenient and easy way to prevent pregnancy […]

Are frozen vegetables healthy? Picked at the peak of freshness, frozen versions deserve more room on your plate. (Well, after they’re cooked, of course.) Here’s what you need to know. It’s dinnertime, and you look in your fridge. The bagged spinach looks suspicious (it’s a little bit slimy), the asparagus is wilted, and those mushrooms […]

If you don’t like working in the kitchen, you don’t have to give up on nutrition. Samaria Grandberry, MS, RDN, LDN, gives her best advice on how to eat healthy without cooking. Hate to cook? You’re in good company. Even registered dietitians—who live and breathe food and nutrition all day—don’t always love spending hours in […]

Plant-based doesn’t mean you’re limited to salads and fruit bowls. If you’re hoping to make a switch in your eating habits, we put together a guide to plant-based diets for beginners (including dietitian-approved recipe ideas). Food trends are constantly changing, but one in particular has stood the test of time: plant-based eating. Some research finds […]

Gaby Vaca-Flores, RD, CLE, gets *to the bottom* of what different types of poop mean. Learn what’s behind different poop colors and consistencies and how often you should poop for your digestive and overall health. Bowel Movements are key to our health, so best we understand them and the ins and outs of poop health. […]

Looking for a coffee alternative? It can be tough to set that cup of coffee down. Whether it’s the rich, nutty flavor, the boost of energy, or the ritual of sipping, there are plenty of reasons to love coffee.  But sometimes, it’s healthy to cut ties with the thing you love—and coffee is no exception. […]

Soluble vs. insoluble fiber: What’s the difference, and what are their benefits? Dietitians share the ins and outs of this all-important nutrient that too many of us lack. Most of us don’t get too worked up about fiber. That’s probably because we’ve heard over and over again that there are many benefits of soluble fiber […]

Perimenopause can be a confusing time with uncomfortable symptoms, but you don’t have to just grin and bear it. Adopt a perimenopause diet to help to ease symptoms with these foods. Perimenopause is something that isn’t commonly talked about (but should be). And yet, the symptoms—insomnia, hot flashes, mood changes—can be life-altering. Many women in […]

Chelsey Amer, MS, RDN, CDN, shares low FODMAP breakfast recipes that will help keep digestive issues at bay and leave you feeling energized. If you’ve ever tried to follow a low FODMAP diet, you know how intense it can get. Not only are you dealing with uncomfortable digestive symptoms that led you to the diet […]