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  1. Is Olive Oil High in Polyphenols?

    Olive oil can be rich in polyphenols, but levels vary widely by grade, variety, and storage. Here’s how to find a bottle that actually delivers them.

    By Seth C. Hudson
  2. How to Calculate Added Sugar From Total Sugar

    Learn how to read nutrition labels to find added sugars, convert grams to teaspoons, and spot hidden sugars in ingredient lists.

    By Rose Oakley
  3. Is Celery Juice Anti-Inflammatory? What Science Says

    Celery does contain anti-inflammatory compounds, but juicing changes things. Here’s what the research actually shows about celery juice and inflammation.

    By Kate Matthews
  4. Is Microwave Brown Rice Healthy? Nutrients and Safety

    Microwave brown rice is convenient, but is it healthy? Learn about its nutrients, arsenic levels, pouch safety, and how it affects blood sugar.

    By Charlotte Rauch
  5. How to Reduce Tanginess in Food With Salt, Sugar and More

    Too much tang in your dish? Salt, sugar, fat, and baking soda can all dial back sourness in different ways — here’s how each one works.

    By Amanda Robinson
  6. Is Greek Food Healthy? Benefits and What to Watch

    Greek food offers real health benefits, from heart protection to better blood sugar, but a few dishes are worth watching. Here’s what the research shows.

    By Adam Riley
  7. Is Stir Fry Vegetables Healthy? Vitamins, Oils & More

    Stir frying preserves most nutrients and the oil actually boosts absorption. Learn how to keep your stir fry healthy by choosing the right ingredients.

    By Jun Wang
  8. Is Sherry Wine the Same as Sherry Vinegar? No.

    Sherry wine and sherry vinegar share roots but are very different ingredients. Here’s what sets them apart and why they’re not interchangeable in cooking.

    By Tamika Mason
  9. Pomegranate for Cough: What It Can and Can’t Do

    Pomegranate may ease throat irritation and fight some pathogens, but it has real limits. Here’s what the science actually says.

    By Andrea Tierney
  10. Is Kimchi Anti-Inflammatory? Benefits and Limits

    Kimchi can help reduce inflammation thanks to its probiotics and antioxidants, but sodium and individual health factors can complicate the picture.

    By Nancy Quinn
  11. Is Coffee Bad for Stomach Acid and Heartburn?

    Coffee can raise stomach acid and trigger heartburn, but roast type and brew method make a difference. Here’s what the science says.

    By Rebekah Haidar
  12. Is Bread Empty Calories? White vs. Whole Wheat

    White bread isn’t quite as empty as its reputation suggests, but whole wheat does offer more fiber and nutrients. Here’s how they actually compare.

    By Jun Wang
  13. How Much Processed Meat Causes Cancer?

    Even small amounts of processed meat raise cancer risk. Learn what counts, how much matters, and simple ways to cut back.

    By Sandra Nez
  14. What Are Plant Sterols and How Do They Lower Cholesterol?

    Plant sterols block cholesterol absorption in your gut, lowering LDL levels by up to 10%. Learn where to find them and how to use them effectively.

    By Lucas Reynolds