Oz Health Are sugar cravings controlling your life? In this video, functional medicine expert Dr. Mark Hyman shares his ...

We all have sugar cravings now and then. As it turns out, the drive to reach for something sweet is actually part of our biology. But the processed, sweet foods we reach for these days have taken our ...

It’s a biological fact: Stress makes us crave foods we don’t need. And it’s often sugary, packaged foods we tend to grab in those tense times. But what if we could soothe our stressed-out brain so we ...

You can eat more protein and fiber to feel fuller and decrease sugar cravings. Controlling your blood sugar levels can help ...

Thinking about how to stop sugar cravings? Well, there’s something deeply persuasive about sugar in the morning. The brain doesn’t need time to rationalize it—it’s already halfway to the fridge. For ...

There are physiological and psychological mechanisms that make us crave and overeat sugar. While we can’t rewire our brains to stop craving sugar, we can decrease the urges of those cravings. It helps ...

In today’s fast-paced world, maintaining balanced blood sugar levels is crucial for overall health and wellness. Many people struggle with erratic blood sugar spikes and drops, leading to fatigue, ...

Your sweet tooth isn’t a character flaw or lack of willpower — it’s actually a complex biological response that’s been hijacked by the modern food environment. Those intense cravings for cookies, ...

If you're doing Dry January and find yourself turning to sweet treats, you're not alone. At least 25% of Americans who drink alcohol participate in Dry January, giving adults a taste of what life is ...