Embark on a mouthwatering journey through the realm of ‘vegan vs gluten-free’ with us! We’ve kneaded out the intriguing similarities, baked up a delectable selection of permissible indulgences, and sliced through the nuanced disparities that give these diets their distinct flavors.
There’s no need to ever ask vegan and vegetarians ‘where do you get your protein?’ because there are so many different ways to enjoy plant-based protein. Whether you’re a vegan, an omnivore, or choose to eat somewhere in between, there is a huge list of plant-based protein options to choose from. It’s important to note …
Below are eight foods to avoid if you have psoriasis and are tired of the flare-ups and other symptoms that come with it.
A new study found that Americans following a gluten free diet had higher levels of arsenic in their urine and mercury in their blood.
There is a common misconception out there that vegans can’t have chocolate, and that is so untrue! Check out these vegan Valentine’s day chocolate options. We have some that you can make and some that you can buy.
A new study found that a common bacteria could hold a key to how doctors treat celiac disease.
High protein vegan breakfast food can seem elusive. Fear not! We have a bunch of awesome high protein breakfast recipes for you to experiment with!
Heading to Wanderlust this year? Check out our guide to the best drinks and food at Wanderlust Aspen and Wanderlust Squaw Valley this year.
Carl’s Jr. ‘s All-Natural Burger is made from grass-fed, free-range beef and that has no added hormones, steroids, or antibiotics. Hype or Progress?
Green foods can be the answer for super health! Green foods are power packed with nutrients—energizing, detoxifying, rebuilding and immune strengthening.
Eat Drink Better’s own Becky Striepe has launched a fantastically cool tool for vegans: it’s a custom Google search tool she’s dubbed “The Great Vegan Search Engine.” We were all pretty impressed and thought you might want to check it out too. I got the deets from Becky on the project. Here’s how you can benefit, too.
Why does there seem to be such a strong link between obesity and poverty? There are quite a few factors at play.
Becky’s recent post about the health benefits of nuts made me curious. Since they’re so good for you, which ones should you eat? Is one better than another?
