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Candy, soda, and fast food are not driving the rising obesity trend in the US
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Candy, soda, and fast food are not driving the rising obesity trend in the US
Publicly reporting or recording progress has an even greater effect, study says
Currently, the obesity rate is higher than 30 percent in 22 U.S. states. In 1980, no state had an obesity rate above 15...
A breakthrough study has shown that fat tissue is innervated and that direct stimulation of neurons in fat is sufficient to induce fat breakdown.
Critics pointed out that this message -- that health is more about working out than what you eat -- would be convenient for Coca-Cola...
Research has shown that a regular dose of aspirin reduces the long-term risk of cancer in those who are overweight in an international...
Whatever kind of diet is most doable for you is probably the one to be on. If it’s easier to stick to low-carb than...
Healthy teenage girls who mistakenly believe they are fat are twice as likely to become overweight in their twenties, a study has found.
If you really think drinking Coca-Cola is good for your health, you probably need to think again. A new graphic compiled by The Renegade...
Men gain weight after first child. 'Fatherhood effect' is average weight gain of 3.5 to 4.5 pounds. Non-fathers lose weight during same time period