Smoothies may be touted as nutritious, but drinking them doesn't necessarily make people healthier. They can actually contribute to weight gain and negatively affect one's health if people aren't ...

Smoothies are often marketed as a quick-fix weight-loss hack, but that’s not necessarily the case - Getty We love a smoothie in this country. We drink them when we are in a rush, when we are coming ...

Medically reviewed by Allison Herries, RDN Key Takeaways Some smoothies can be healthy if they have protein, healthy fats, and fiber. Smoothies can be unhealthy if they have a lot of added sugar.

If you ask us, smoothies are basically magic. They’re endlessly customizable, easy to whip up and a great tool for hitting your health and weight loss goals without feeling deprived. Plus, they’re way ...

You blend up what seems like the perfect healthy breakfast – spinach, banana, berries, almond milk, and maybe some protein powder – feeling virtuous about getting multiple servings of fruits and ...

Smoothies keep the whole fruit, giving you fiber that helps you feel full and keeps energy steady. Juices deliver quick vitamins and antioxidants, but without fiber, they can spike blood sugar and won ...

Few health food trends have demonstrated more staying power than smoothies. Though the blended beverage became mainstream in the 1990s when coffee shops started serving smoothies and juice cafes like ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF/CONSUMER REPORTS) — Smoothies! If the word makes you think of icy berry-filled summer drinks — think again. Fall is here, and Consumer Reports nutritionists have some recipes to ...

Smoothies! If the word makes you think of icy, berry-filled summer drinks, think again. Fall is here, and Consumer Reports nutritionists share some tips to help you get a healthy boost from autumn ...