Diet
8 Things the Healthiest Diets Have in Common
We reviewed the eight common core principles of the best-rated diets. Here's what they have in common.
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Diet
We reviewed the eight common core principles of the best-rated diets. Here's what they have in common.
Diet
A dietary pattern designed to reduce chronic inflammation; one of the key drivers of long-term disease.
Heart
Intermittent fasting produces real, measurable improvements in blood pressure and cholesterol.
Diet
Not a diet to follow, but a pattern millions fall into, with well-documented health consequences.
Brain
Fasting has real, biologically plausible effects on the brain. Still, the human evidence is more nuanced.
Fasting
Intermittent fasting consistently improves blood sugar and insulin sensitivity, especially in people with type 2 diabetes.
Fasting
Autophagy is one of biology's most compelling cellular processes. But the gap between the science and the social media needs closing.
Fasting
A time-based eating pattern with solid and growing evidence for weight management and metabolic health.
Diet
A review of what the evidence consistently shows happens to health when ultra-processed foods dominate your diet.
Diet
The default dietary pattern is for millions, and one of the most well-documented drivers of chronic disease.
Hormones
Andropause is real, it is common, and reversible. Read about what happens to your hormones as you age and what you can do about it.
Sleep
Poor sleep is one of the most underrated threats to long-term health. It affects your heart, brain, hormones, immunity and gut health simultaneously.