Cheese has high nutritional value, but it can also contain a significant amount of fat, salt, and calories that may not be ...

New research found that your diet may be connected to your sleep and dream quality. People with lactose intolerance and other food allergies are more likely to report having nightmares, and ...

If you have heart disease, Mussatto suggests eating cheese sparingly as a complement to food, not as the main dish. "Instead ...

Cheese can be healthy in moderation, and it's irresistible whether sliced, shredded, melted, crumbled or baked. Consumption is at an all-time high in the U.S. We eat more than 42 pounds of cheese ...

A new Canadian study has found that eating dairy (including cheese) is associated with nightmares. However, their research ...

According to the United States Department of Agriculture's MyPlate program, 1 ½ ounces of hard cheese (such as cheddar, Swiss or Parmesan) is considered safe to eat.

A recent study uncovers the unexpected connection between cheese consumption and nightmares, exploring how dairy products ...

A new study by Frontiers in Psychology discovered that consuming cheese before bed could lead to “bizarre or disturbing ...

The cottage cheese diet promotes quick weight loss by primarily eating cottage cheese (and a few other non-processed foods).

Cheese can be healthy in moderation, and it's irresistible whether sliced, shredded, melted, crumbled or baked. Consumption is at an all-time high in the U.S. We eat more than 42 pounds of cheese ...

There’s gouda news for cheese lovers. A recent study found cheese eaters are less likely to have sleep apnea than their dairy-eschewing counterparts. Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder th… ...

Cheese can be healthy in moderation, and it's irresistible whether sliced, shredded, melted, crumbled or baked. Consumption is at an all-time high in the U.S. We eat more than 42 pounds of cheese ...