Your genetics were done and dusted well before you were old enough to read this. So why worry about them? Focus on what you can do.

Reading labels doesn't make you eat any less food, but it will help to improve the quality of what you eat.

Are our modern dietary guidelines at odds with evolution?

What worked for your friend might be a disaster for you.

The low-carb world can be confusing. Here's a rundown of how this approach might help and how to do it.

The following four recipes will simplify your meal planning and promote workout recovery.

New technology can help give type 1 diabetics the freedom that non-diabetics take for granted.

Stuffing sweet potatoes with veggies and meat transforms them into a hearty meal. Try these three recipes.

There has been a sharp rise in carbohydrate powder production in the supplement industry, but the story is more about profit than performance.

For those of you looking to drop a few pounds, let us look at what the science says.

If you’re in the market for fruit sources for the kids or yourself, these fruit snacks are worth a try.

In situations where memory may be important to you after exercise, you might want to avoid high-carb drinks.

Your brain only requires a small amount of glucose. You can just as easily (and more effectively) work off of ketone bodies.

"Eat carbs and die." Well, it might not be that dramatic, but a new study says the two may be related.

A recent study delved into the pros and cons of high-protein versus high-carb pre-workout meals.

High-carb sports drinks might not be the best choice for performance, but how do they affect recovery?

Carbs aren't the devil, and they might even boost immunity during strenuous activity, says a recent study.