Medically reviewed by Kierra Brown, RD The benefits of cutting out sugar may include improved oral or heart health and weight loss. A no-sugar diet can also regulate blood glucose (sugar) and ...

While cutting out all added sugars may be extreme, consuming in moderation can be beneficial to your body and make you feel better overall. Nichola Ludlam-Raine, a U.K.-based registered dietitian ...

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After a holiday season spent indulging and imbibing, many social drinkers welcome the tradition of Dry or Damp January. But the benefits of cutting back on alcohol go beyond just a reset month ...

Instead of cutting out sugar entirely, the smarter move is to pay attention to the kind of sugar you’re consuming. For women and children, studies show that the recommended daily limit is about ...