You’re trying to cut back on sweets, but you still want to imbibe with your friends at happy hour. No worries: A low-sugar cocktail isn’t as hard to come by—or shake up at home—as you might think.

Living with diabetes often requires navigating a variety of dietary restrictions to maintain stable blood sugar levels. While ...

including low-calorie and low-sugar drinks. And those least likey to give you a hangover... What is the problem with alcohol? Wine, beer and spirits contain a type of alcohol called ethanol.

Made with tequila, citrus & grapefruit, you can easily make this one sugar-free by using grapefruit-flavored seltzer instead of soda. This take calls for a teaspoon of agave nectar, which contains ...

Dunkin’ offers a variety of drinks that can be modified to be lower in calories. These drinks allow you to enjoy your coffee ...

Good low-sugar drink choices are red wines, dry white wines and spirits with soda water and lime as a mixer. Stay away from dessert wines, ciders, liqueurs and cocktails. In a large bowl ...

Consuming sweet drinks (all sodas and fruit drinks that were not pure fruit juices) was associated with a higher risk of ...

Some holiday cocktail classics have some hidden health benefits, while others go heavy on calories and fat — but if your ...

Some energy drinks are worse for you than others. Here's how seven popular brands stack up — and how to caffeinate safely.

A high sugar drink contains more than 11.25g sugar per 100mls and a low sugar drink less than 2.5g. Sugary drinks are thought to be one of the biggest sources of free sugars in our diets.

A new Australian study suggests the “health halo” around alcoholic drinks marketed as low-carb or low-sugar is misleading.