Lemon peel, cinnamon and ginger water is a viral wellness drink claimed to boost metabolism and burn fat, but it is not a magic weight-loss solution. While the ingredients may support digestion, ...

It's not exactly a juice cleanse, but rumour has it drinking water with fresh lemon juice - whether hot or cold - helps you lose weight. But does it really? Dietitian and nutritionist Paloma Quintana ...

Lemon water and plain water both provide the hydration your body needs. Lemon water adds flavor, which can encourage you to drink more, but there are other potential side effects to be aware of.

When you think of Brazil, vibrant images of Carnival might dance in your head—or maybe even images of Pelé dancing with a soccer ball. But Brazilian Mounjaro? Made with apple cider vinegar, lemon ...

One of the latest TikTok health trends spawning dozens of videos is a purported weight loss tip that involves drinking water mixed with Himalayan pink salt and lemon juice. Some videos claim pop ...

Starting your morning with a glass of lemon water has become a popular trend, praised by wellness influencers, nutritionists and celebrities alike. But should you really drink lemon water every day?

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This week's roundup of nutrition tips is focused on the part of your diet that's often overlooked: what you drink. Here are five healthy beverages to try.

The viral Oatzempic drink claims to aid weight loss naturally. Learn what it is, how it works, and why experts warn against relying on it.