In utero antibiotics and obesity risk
Identifying risk factors for childhood obesity is necessary for developing prevention strategies. Previous studies of a potential association between antibiotic […]
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Companies disproportionately target black, Latino youth in TV ads for unhealthy foods
Extreme weight gain in children is a dangerous mental and physical health epidemic in the United States, and public health […]
» Read moreDiet-studies: This plant active ingredient promotes Slimming!
Help in losing weight: Herbal agent activates satiety center in the brain The majority of people the weight loss a […]
» Read moreFasting study proves the positive effect of high blood pressure, Diabetes, Obesity and many other diseases
A fasting study confirms a number of positive effects The largest study of this kind is evidenced by the numerous […]
» Read moreStudy: Obesity our brain to shrink?
A higher proportion of fat in the body is associated with a smaller brain How does it affect our brain, […]
» Read moreStudy Suggests Overweight People Have Smaller Brains
Carrying excessive body fat not only puts your health a risk it also puts a big strain on your brains, […]
» Read moreFighting obesity: Could it be as plain as dirt? UniSA research digs up the fat-fighting power of clays
It costs the global economy an estimated US$2 trillion annually and has been dubbed a modern day health epidemic, but […]
» Read moreReducing variations in feeding practices and fortifying breast milk helps micro-preemies grow: Improved growth trends for the tiniest newborns seen shortly after targeted interventions
Standardizing feeding practices, including the timing for fortifying breast milk and formula with essential elements like zinc and protein, improves […]
» Read moreObesity, risk of cognitive dysfunction? Consider high-intensity interval exercise: Study first to use high-intensity interval exercise on obese individuals to test effects on cognitive dysfunction
It’s fast-paced, takes less time to do, and burns a lot of calories. High-intensity interval exercise is widely recognized as […]
» Read moreObesity ups survival in heart failure, but that’s no reason to pile on pounds
(HealthDay)—Obese people with heart failure may live longer than those who are thinner—especially if they are “metabolically healthy,” a new […]
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