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Top 4 Nutritional Tips to Improve Your Diet
Do you think healthy eating means you have to change your diet plan completelty and give up on your comfort foods? Think again. Improving your health could be as easy as sprinkling cinnamon on your...
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High-Energy Breakfast can Help in Weight Loss
A new research reveals that a meal schedule that includes a high-energy breakfast can promote weight loss and decrease the need for insulin in patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes. The results of...
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Mediterranean Diet can Prevent Osteoporosis
Mediterranean diet is good for older women's bones and muscles, as it can increase muscle mass, bone density after menopause, reveals a new study. The study of postmenopausal women in Brazil results...
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High Fat Diet During Nursing may Affect the Health of Infants
b Highlights: /b ul class = "group-list punch-points" li Overeating during breastfeeding may affect the health of the offspring. /li li The children are at a high risk of developing diabetes and...
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Fasting Diet Brings Down Chances of Cardiovascular Diseases
Compared to daily calorie restriction diets, intermittent energy restriction clears fat, an important risk factor for cardiovascular disease from the blood quicker, finds a new study. Intermittent...
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Western Diet Changes Protective Cells to Damaging Cells
The western diet is a diet high in fat and cholesterol depletes artery-protecting immune cells and promotes inflammation leading to atherosclerotic plaque buildup. The team has also found that a...
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New Weight Loss Treatment for Mild-to-moderate Obesity
Individuals who are mild-to-moderate obese can lose weight by freezing the nerve that carries hunger signals to the brain, reveals a new study. The study was presented at the Society of Interventional...
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Pecan-rich Diet Can Significantly Lower Risk of Heart Disease and Diabetes
Eating a handful of pecans everyday can protect overweight and obese adults at risk of developing heart disease and diabetes. Study researchers at the Jean Mayer USDA Human Nutrition Research Center...
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Type 2 Diabetes Linked to Nutrient-deficient Diet for South Asians in the US
bHighlights:/bul class="group-list punch-points"liThe prevalence of type 2 diabetes among US South Asians is higher due to consumption of nutrient-deficient diet./liliDiet of South Asians with type 2...
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Weight Loss Surgery may Prevent Chronic Kidney Disease and Renal Failure
People undergoing bariatric surgery may significantly lower the risk of developing severe chronic kidney disease and kidney failure, according to a study. Obesity is a dangerous condition and goes...
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Simple, Easy Weight Loss Trick Revealed
Eating regularly can help one maintain a balanced weight, revealed study. "Often, people try to prevent and manage excess weight and obesity by dieting and skipping meals. In the long term, such...
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Weight Loss Surgery may Help Prevent Premature Heart Disease in Obese Teens
In teenagers with severe obesity, bariatric surgery may cut in half the risk of premature heart disease and stroke, revealed research presented at the American Heart Association's Epidemiology and...
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Effect of Weight Loss Surgery on Your Relationship Status
Bariatric surgery, apart from inducing substantial weight loss can also change your relationship status, according to a new study. Individuals who have undergone the surgery have a higher probability...
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Mediterranean Diet can Slow Down Aging
Mediterranean diet can slow down the process of aging and exhibits certain beneficial properties such as lowering lipids, reducing oxidative stress and preventing cancer, reveals a new study in iThe...
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Poor Quality Diet Linked with Cigarette Smoking
Smokers have diets of poor quality when compared to the diets of former smokers or non-smokers, found a study published in the open access journal iBMC Public Health/i. This could put smokers at...
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Is Unintended Weight Loss a Risk Factor for Cancer?
Unintended weight loss is the second highest risk factor for colorectal, lung, pancreatic and renal cancers, shows a new study led by the Universities of Oxford and Exeter. The study is the first...
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Antioxidant-rich Mediterranean Diet Keeps Your Liver Healthy
Antioxidant-rich Mediterranean diet has a protective effect not only in the early phases of chronic liver disease, but also in its more advanced phases, according to the results of an international...
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Weight Loss Surgery is Cost Effective: Study
Weight loss surgery is found to be cost effective over 10 years and can save healthcare systems money over a lifetime, stated study published in British Journal of Surgery. Researchers used a...
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New Insights Into Fat Cells and Poor Diet Choices
Immature fat cells can be damaged in a short period when exposed to the fatty acid palmitate or the hormone TNF-alpha through a fatty diet, finds a new study by a team of researchers from the Novo...
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Four New Insights into Diet and Health: Report
New research explores the role of diet in fighting cancer and how specific eating patterns encourage weight loss. The findings of the four studies were reported at The Experimental Biology 2018...
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