Cereal can be a quick and easy meal, especially when you're trying to rush everyone out of the door for the day. But are some versions at the grocery store healthier than others? (Photo via Getty ...
They’re colorful, crunchy — and packed with junk. A new study suggests that many kid-friendly breakfast cereals are slipping in nutritional value, with more fat, sugar and sodium sneaking into every ...
New research shows that the American breakfast staple has become more salty and sugary in recent years—but it can still be a nutritious option, experts say. Fact checked by Nick Blackmer Given ...
High-fiber, low-added-sugar breakfast cereals can help with stroke prevention. Avoid cereals that are high in sodium and added sugars to lower cardiovascular risk. Boost your bowl of cereal with fruit ...
CAN’T resist a bowl of Bran Flakes? Go crazy for Coco Pops? Or do you crave cornflakes in the morning? There really is no more convenient breakfast than cereal. But is it the best way to ...
Your breakfast choices can have a real impact on your blood pressure. Too much sodium, sugar and saturated fat can raise it, while nutrients like fiber and potassium help keep it in check.
A 13-year study found that children's cereals have increased in fat, sodium and sugar while decreasing in protein and fiber. Researchers caution consumers to be wary of misleading advertising on ...
New children’s cereals from 2010 to 2023 have more fat, sodium, and sugar than before. Protein and fiber levels in these cereals have decreased over the same period. Researchers say cereal makers may ...
(NewsNation) — A new study has found that breakfast cereals in the United States are becoming less healthy. The study, from the journal JAMA Network Open, was conducted over more than a decade, from ...
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