Tag: obesity
Insufficient sleep in children is associated with poor diet, obesity and more screen time
Sleep is essential for optimal health in children and adolescents. Healthy sleep requires adequate duration, appropriate timing, good quality, regularity, and the absence of sleep...
Weight loss can be boosted with new mental imagery technique
Overweight individuals who utilized another motivational intercession called Functional Imagery Training (FIT) lost a normal of five times more weight than those utilizing talking...
New study on obesity: We inherit the dangerous fat from Dad and the good...
In a new remarkable study, scientists at the University of Southern Denmark suggest that the gene H19 can protect us against obesity. This gene demonstrates to have...
Food activates brown fat
Brown adipose tissue in people has been the subject of various examinations, as it has the correct inverse capacity of white adipose tissue, which...
Scientists get a new insight into tackling weight gain
Overweight or obesity puts people at a higher risk for serious diseases, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and cancer. According to a...
Scientists accidently discovered a drug that may stop weight gain
Scientists at the Yale University have accidentally discovered a drug that enables foodies to eat more without gaining weight. While creating a morbidly obese...
Obesity in childhood and adulthood shown to increase risk of knee and hip osteoarthritis
Obesity and OA are two interconnected health issues influencing a substantial extent of the adult populace around the world, anyway contemplating causality in this...
Eggs intake not linked to cardiovascular risk, despite conflicting advice
According to a new study by the University of Sydney, eating up to 12 eggs per week for a year did not increase cardiovascular risk factors...
Obesity inhibits key cancer defense mechanism, study
In recent years, several researchers have focused on obesity as a potent cancer risk factor. Scientific shreds of evidence have suggested that obesity was associated...