If you have a cold, the foods and drinks you consume can impact how long the sickness lasts and the severity of your symptoms. Here’s what to eat and what to avoid.

That ice-cold smoothie might be giving you the healthy breakfast you planned, but it could also be creating digestive chaos you never connected to temperature. Your digestive system operates at a very ...

The original idea dates back centuries when people believed that colds were caused by low body temperature needing warmth (by ...

That refreshing gazpacho on a sweltering summer day. The comforting warmth of chicken soup when you’re feeling under the weather. We instinctively gravitate toward different food temperatures ...

Many of us grew up hearing the warning that eating ice cream during a cold will worsen symptoms, thicken mucus and delay recovery. Parents, grandparents and even doctors have repeated this advice for ...

Cold weather has a way of lowering standards and raising cravings at the exact same time. You’ll wear the same sweater three days in a row, but somehow expect your food to deliver emotional warmth, ...