Eating disorders represent a significant and growing concern within the field of mental health, as highlighted by the ...

Is intuitive eating just another diet? Will you only crave junk food? We debunk 5 common myths about this mindful approach to food and well-being.

Napa-based dietitian Karen Scheuner guides clients away from dieting toward intuitive eating, body trust and self-compassion, ...

How dietitians can use flexible, neurodiversity-affirming meal planning to support autistic and ADHD clients without rigid ...

The science behind intuitive eating shows that when you eat in alignment with your internal cues, your stress levels reduce, digestion improves, and your relationship with food becomes more positive.

Research suggests that a small shift in how you move through a plate may matter more than you’d expect, and experts say it’s worth paying attention to. Roxana Ehsani, MS, RD, CSSD, LDN Roxana Ehsani, ...

The holiday season can be a period of heightened stress for the 30 million Americans who will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. Experts suggest setting boundaries, having a support person, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." You may not have heard of orthorexia, but you’ve probably seen it. It’s an eating disorder that’s ...

Intuitive Surgical is a leader in the surgical robotics space. The company reported strong third-quarter earnings, leading to a swift stock rally. Intuitive Surgical's price advance has pushed the ...

Living well may have less to do with strict diets and more to do with choosing high-quality foods you enjoy, experts say. New York-based registered dietitian Kelly Springer, founder of Kelly's Choice, ...

While people tend to eat their lunch or midday snacks at drastically different times depending on their schedule, there is generally a best time to eat breakfast and a best time to eat before bed.