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Your Food Cravings Depends On Your DNA!

High-fat sugary foods cravings may have a connection with your genetic makeup. High-fat sugary foods cravings may have a connection with your genetic makeup.

By Joie Balboa

Brisk Walking Provides Better Benefits than Gym Workouts

Findings by LSE show that brisk walking generates better health benefits in comparison to other more vigorous activities for weight loss.
What Food Contribute to Weight Gain in Children?

The findings showed that children who gained the most weight over the course of 3 years ate more butter and margarine, fried fish and poultry, potato chips, processed meat, French fries, milk, sweets, and sugary beverages.
Health News: Gene-Linked Obesity is Real; Therapeutic Treatment Being Studied

Obesity in North America is very high and it is causing numerous problems. In recent studies the debilitating disease might be caused by a rare gene problem.
Some Nutrients in Mother’s Breast Milk Play A Role In The Transmission Of Obesity Among Newborns

Recent study shows that some factors in breast milk may play a vital role in the transmission of obesity among babies.
Low Carb Versus Low Fat Diet: Which is More Effective for Long Term Weight Loss

Researchers discovered that, on average, study participants on low-fat diets lost and kept off six pounds after a year, while those that followed low-carb diets, which has more fat in it, lost about 8.5 pounds within a year.
Fast Food TV Ads Influence Kid's Food Choices, Increasing Obesity Risks

A new study examines the marketing tactics of big fast food companies, and how these affect the food options and consumption of kids and adults alike.
Your Job Nature Could Result To Your Waistline- A Study In Australia Says

A study conducted in Australia has shown that there might be a link between your job and waistline. A study conducted in Australia has shown that there might be a link between your job and waistline.
Breast Cancer Rates for Black Women Increases

Statistics show that more black women are dying from breast cancer than white women. Experts fear that this is happening since in the previous years the breast cancer incidence rate is greater in white women.
Cutting Sugar 'Can Improve Health in Nine Days'

A new study suggests that eating less sugar can improve blood pressure and cholesterol in less than two weeks.
Weight Loss through Living for the Moment

Less body fat is found to share a link with the attention an individual gives to the present moment.
What does 'Healthy Obese' Really Mean?

Experts are trying to establish a good definition of the term "Healty Obese" According to research published in Diabetes Care, terms like "metabolically healthy obese" do not exactly say who is at risk of certain diseases, leading to wrong assumptions about who needs monitoring for conditions such as type 2 diabetes.
Diet Sodas Must Be Taxed As They Are Fuelling Obesity, According To Experts

Drinking diet soda may go hand in hand with indulging in extra helpings of sugar- and fat-laden food like cookies or french fries, a new study suggests.
Weight Loss was Easier in the '80s

Today, less food and more exercise may no longer be enough to keep obesity at bay. New research belies the widely accepted concept that weight gain is quite simply a direct disproportion between calorie consumption and physical activity.
Researchers Says, Sugary Beverages Can Enhance Risk of Diabetes, Heart Attack and Stroke

Frank Hu, a professor from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, said that fructose is rarely consumed in isolation. The fructose carrying sugars contained in our diet like in sweetened beverages and corn syrup that have high fructose content constitute the major source of fructose.