Nuts are nature's way of showing us that good things come in small packages. These bite-size nutritional powerhouses are packed with heart-healthy fats, protein, vitamins, and minerals.

Not all nuts are created equal. Whether you're on yet another health kick or you're simply exploring your nutty possibilities ...

Nuts are full of fat—it's what makes peanut butter tastes so good. Heck, it's why you can even turn a hard nut into a butter-like paste in the first place. All that fat means they pack a caloric ...

Eating 60 grams of nuts everyday was associated with an increase in sperm count, according to a new study. The clinical study followed 119 men over the course of 14 weeks to determine if eating ...

Nuts could improve sperm count For the clinical trial, the team included 119 healthy young men aged 18-35 for a 14-week diet plan to either take their usual western-style diet without nuts or ...

The results of a small study from a team of Spanish researchers is suggesting that adding a moderate volume of nuts to a diet could improve both sperm count and motility. The study follows on from ...

The inclusion of nuts in a regular diet significantly improves the quality and function of human sperm, according to results of a randomised trial which measured conventional semen parameters and ...

Eating a diet rich in nuts could produce higher sperm count and quality, according to a new study. Performed by the Human Nutrition Unit of the Rovira i Virgili University in Spain, lead author Dr ...

So, is it just almonds that may need a new calorie count? Or are all nuts up for a calorie review? Stay tuned to this space. Next month I'll be taking a trip to David Baer's lab, where we will ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) - One of America's favorite healthy snack foods may be especially good for men's health. A study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition looked at how nuts may boost sperm ...

Nuts, the men’s weekly perhaps most famous for its rivalry with Zoo, is to close, the publisher has announced.

A diet rich in nuts has been associated with a healthy heart, improved appetite control, and even lower colon cancer rate. Now, research says eating nuts may also improve male fertility.