Practically every weight loss website out there has at least one (or one dozen) 1,200-calorie-a-day diet option. Even the National Institutes of Health has published a 1,200-calorie-a-day meal plan.

But the app's default recommendation of 1,200 calories a day for many users, regardless of body type or weight loss goal, could lead to side effects, according to a dietitian. Cutting calories too ...

Researchers have found that following a ‘green’ version of a popular Mediterranean diet could curb dementia risks and slow ...

THE Mediterranean diet is well known for its health benefits, including a lower risk of cardiovascular disease, healthy ...

Rebecca Reyes told Newsweek: "I kept pushing and I started feeling absolutely amazing and then eventually the weight started ...

Follow along for a week of meals and snacks tailored to help promote weight loss and improve blood sugar levels.

An individual who does not perform in any physical activity will still require roughly 1,200 calories a day in order to maintain their body’s essential functions. These essential functions ...

"I eat the same thing twice a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year," says Pomerleau, of his diet of 1,200 calories a day. "It's a lot of veggies with olive oil-based salad dressing, a lot of ...

If weight loss is your goal, following the Mediterranean diet may help. Reviewed by Dietitian Jessica Ball, M.S., RD ...

This involves replacing all foods with specially formulated products such as soups, shakes and cereal bars, providing between 800–1200 calories per day. Only follow a very low calorie diet if a ...