Want better sleep at night? You may need to rethink your eating habits, say sleep specialists. Noshing on a giant cheeseburger and drinking a boozy cocktail right before bed, for example ...

“I felt so hungry and so weak,” she said. “I was on TV [that] morning, and I didn’t eat because I wanted my tummy to be small in the dress. It was just this sucking of a life force or ...

"I was very weak. I look back now, and I don’t have that same feeling of floating away. I eat as much as I want and need now. I wasn’t very embodied," said Lorde. With her forthcoming record ...

However, their widespread use raises significant concerns about their potential impact on people with eating disorders (EDs), which are prevalent worldwide. According to the World Health ...

Walking right after you eat may be more useful in losing weight, improving digestion, and managing blood sugar. Is It Better To Walk Before or After Meals? Whether you walk before or after you eat ...

Research has continuously found that a plant-heavy diet is best for your health, raising a lot of questions about the potential impact of switching from eating meat to just plants. But what ...

She recommends eating like a baby. “A baby is the key to adult well-being,” Pace told The Post. “It’s remarkable that a baby without any life experience can give us a roadmap to live ...

However, studies and experts alike point to overlapping symptoms between certain eating disorders and ADHD, suggesting that ADHD could contribute to disordered eating habits. In fact, research ...

Ars Technica spoke to the anonymous designer of Nepenthes, a piece of software that he fully admits is aggressive and malicious. The tool, named after a carnivorous pitcher plant, sends AI ...

"I didn't know that that was even a thing online," Anna says of the eating disorder content recommended to her. "A lot of it just came up in my feed, and then I gravitated towards that because it ...

Walking after eating may feel like the last thing you want to do, but if weight loss is your goal, studies show that short strolls straight after meals could help you hit it. Back in 2011 ...

We often eat to fill the void or distract ourselves from a lack of engaging activities or stimulation. How can we kick this habit? We’ve all been there. You’re home alone, scrolling through ...