For more than a century, folklore and cartoons have warned us: eat cheese before bed, and you’re in for a strange night. Winsor McCay’s 1904 comic strip Dream of the Rarebit Fiend famously turned the ...

A new Canadian study has found that a late-night cheese snack could lead to nightmares. The study, published in psychology ...

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

Healthy eating, such as less evening eating, predicted higher dream recall, while unhealthy eating—including gastric symptoms ...

VCG China Consumers Association (CCA) on Tuesday put forward an initiative calling for the rejection of food waste and the boycott of extreme eating online live-streaming, urging the public to promote ...

When you eat spicy food, your brain interprets the burning sensation as pain and immediately releases endorphins – your body’s natural opioids – to counteract the discomfort.

Dr. Pradeep Kumar from Austin Gastroenterology explains why eating spicy foods could actually help you cool down and Katie Orth and Dave Froehlich try some food from Hattie B's and Loro to test ...

In Experiment 1, people who ate the spicy beef chili ate 11% less food—about 46 grams—compared to those who ate the mild version. That’s roughly equal to 50 fewer calories, just from adding ...

Could eating spicy foods help you lose weight? "Simply adding chili pepper to a meal — just enough to make it spicy without changing how much you like it — might help reduce how much you eat ...

Eating spicy foods regularly may help you to lose weight. Spicing up your diet can impact how much you consume, researchers say (AFP via Getty Images) “Capsaicin helps increase your core temperature, ...