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Eggs contain cholesterol, but does eating eggs raise blood cholesterol levels and increase the risk of heart disease?

Eggs have been given a bad rap in the past; however, as part of a healthy, well-balanced diet, eggs eaten in moderation have many health benefits.

Eggs are a nutritionally dense food, being high in protein and containing a wide variety of vitamins and minerals. They are high in cholesterol, but low in saturated fat.

If making egg salad for a sandwich is too time-consuming, think again! Here comes the food-processor to the rescue!

A 2008 study shows that eating a low-carb diet helps to lower cholesterol naturally, and produces a 20% reduction in the ratio of total cholesterol to LDL cholesterol.

Maybe you crave specific foods because of a certain mood you're in. You're stressed - you crave sweets. Tired after Thanksgiving dinner? Here's the science behind it all

Adding fruits and vegetables to your diet is a must for healthy eating, but figuring out where to start can be daunting.

Pound cake is a very simple yet delicious cake. It tastes good whether eaten plain or with frosting. However, like most cakes, it can be high in fat.

If you're trying to keep a Father's Day or graduation party simple and light, try one of these at-home ideas that are easy to stage and healthy for all guests.

Sometimes, you are in the middle of a cooking project and you realize, you don't have something. No worries. With this guide, you can continue on!

A frittata is a quick, healthy, and an elegant meal. If your fridge is almost empty, it's also a godsend - with little more than a half dozen eggs you've got dinner.

Caramelized onions, crisp bacon, roasted red peppers, asparagus and gruyere suspended in a savory custard, all baked in a flaky pie crust. Lots of great quiche ideas.

Fruitcake gets a bad rap around Christmastime, but what other holiday foods tend to make people cringe?