Health
Recent Study Shows High-Calorie Diet Causes Diabetes In Just A Few Days- Know The Prevention Here
Recent Studies Revealed that Depression is Not Correlated with Serotonin Levels
Recent studies revealed that an individuals serotonin level is not related to depression. Numerous researches have emerged that serotonin is being linked to depression. Yes, People Can Die of a Broken Heart
Broken Heart Syndrome is one of the most controversial studies that has caused a stir in the medical world. How Weed Keeps You Skinny: What Researchers Say About Marijuana, Weight, and Diabetes
Who would have thought that 'Marijuana' can aid weight loss too? Marijuana is already making a name for its health benefits. May it be medicinal or recreational; studies revealed that smoking pot does aid one's wellness. "Healthy Happy Meals" to Combat Childhood Obesity
According to a study conducted by several researchers, having a fast food restaurant around the corner can increase your chances of obesity by 5.2 percent. Convenience of fast foods has outweighed the risk of disease like obesity, diabetes and cardiovascular health problems. More so, popularity of fast food with younger generations has become inevitable. Most children in America are able to recognize McDonald's even before they learn how to speak according to Partners for Your Health. With this finding, New York is pushing for stricter regulations when it comes to children's food. Most Americans Don’t Know The True Danger Of Anxiety
Most individuals don't pay attention to anxiety, not knowing the dangers lurking underneath. Mental health is something that should be taken into consideration as high amount of deaths are linked to one's mental wellness. The New Military Diet Promises To Make You Lose 10 Pounds A Week!
Obesity is among the major health issues in the United States being addressed today and people would like to have some quick solutions to address it. The solution might just be this new diet plan that is sweeping the nation, at least to those who care enough to take care of their health. Autism: Not a Disease; New Tests Shed Light on its Genetics
While many think autism to be a disease, further studies over the past twenty years have seen that this isn’t true. There is now a growing knowledge that autism is natural, calling for "neurotypicals" to respect "neurodiversity." Obese Dog From Eating Fast Food Is Now On A Diet
Just like humans, dogs and other pets could also go obese if they don’t have the proper diet and exercise that they should get in their daily lives. It is the issue of a dachshund, who weighs almost 40 pounds. Healthy Fast Food For Kids With ‘Healthy Happy Meals Bill’; Will It Solve Childhood Obesity?
It is a well-known fact that fast food isn’t healthy, but every parent also knows that fast food meals cannot be avoided and will not be turned down by most, if not all kids, especially those which include toys. Because of this, a New York City council member proposed the "Healthy Happy Meals" bill based on a California ordinance with similar aims. Effects of "Food Pressure" on Your Kids
A study shows that pushing or restricting food to your children is not a good idea as reported in Web Md. Research finds that parents of overweight kids are more likely to restrict children's food intake while parents are more likely to pressure children to eat more when they are of normal weight. Study: Non-Pasteurized Milk is Not Healthier
A recent study published that raw milk may only have a placebo effect as reported in Food Safety News. Any other health benefits supposedly from raw milk consumption are pure myth, it added. Is Water The Key to Weight Loss? Drinking More Could Help Lose Excess Pounds, Study Finds
The key to losing weight could be as simple as drinking a pint of water before mealtimes, researchers have said. Fish Oil Supplements Don't Prevent Mental Decline: Study
New research indicates that fish oil supplements on their own are not enough to keep the brain young. Giving Food With Nuts To At-Risk Infants Prevents Allergies, US Paediatricians Says
Experts says giving infants food that contains peanuts could possibly help build tolerance. American Academy of Pediatrics highly recommends that infants at high risk of peanut allergies should be give food that contains peanuts before they turn 12 months, The Guardian reported.
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