Does Drinking Ice Water Burn Calories?

Hydration, maybe; weight loss, doubtful.

This story says that this drink is not only calorie-free but will also speed up the metabolism and burn calories. There does’t seem to be anything bad in it, only green tea, ginger and vitamins. Has anyone tried it? Digg...

OK, I didn’t just make up for the calories I spent running 13 miles, I gained weight. Here’s how: La Forchette: Very nice. Cozy romantic space, perfect after a stressful week and a fast drive from G’ville in the...

If You Ate 11.3 Pounds of Food, Would You Gain 11.3 Pounds in Weight?

What you need to know before attempting 24 Big Macs in a row.

Does the Grapefruit Diet Work?

The citrus isn’t a magic weight-loss cure, as you might have guessed.

Farm-to-Table Trend Hits Campbell's

This week’s mission: social-climbing canned soup and frozen burritos.

Special Moments with Grim Gruel

This week’s mission: personality-based soft drinks and microwave baked desserts.

Joyless, Sullen Brown Brick

This week’s mission: healthy candy bars and high-end Pringles.

Mushrooms Will Save the World

And other findings from Taste^3^ 2007.

The Year in Food 2008

What we ate, what the candidates ate, what the Olympians ate.

I asked if anyone tried any of the new calorie-burning sodas and no one tried any of them. I found Celsius at my local 7-11. The lemon-lime tastes like Fresca to me. I think they are a good choice whether or not they burn...

. So for every milliliter of ice water you drink, you’re burning one calorie. Consequently, if you drink 2 liters of ice water daily, you’d expect to lose all kinds of weight just from all the work your body’s...

of how “expensive” it was to eat multiple $1.00 powerbars to get 240 calories each for a 32 mile bike commute home (which burns 1200 calories), versus one gallon of gas to drive it. Here are some of my quickie results,...

Yes, calories matter. If calories in are more than calories burned, you will get fat

in their right mind wants to lose metabolically active muscle which allows you to burn more calories) is to limit your carb intake, and that means holding back on the starchy carbs such as rice, pasta, potatoes, and breads. Sugar...