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Many people's favorite hobbies may be the culprits of some dangerous chronic diseases, such as kidney stones, obesity or diabetes.
According to a recent study by scientists from Tel Aviv Medical University, Israel, those who are obese will have a higher risk of developing cancer when they are adults…
Cut off obesity foods that want to lose weight, eat less, reduce the feeling of
But overweight men, the activity of testosterone-bearing male sex hormones, leads to fat accumulation, which makes them fat. Solving this problem is simple: Just injecti…
Research by US scientists in mice showed that a compound in the apple shell called ursolic acid may slow down this rodent weight gain despite being fed a high-fat diet.
Good news for people who are lazy but still want to lose weight and have a toned body: Swiss scientists have found a hormone that stimulates people to exercise more phys…
The fat membrane under our belly until recently has been considered an excess and does not serve many roles. However, medical researchers at Loyola Chicago Stritch Unive…
Scientists at Brigham & Women Hospital in Boston (USA) are conducting research to find a way to replace the vagus nerve removal procedure in the treatment of people with…
To get a clear picture of a CT for a person with obesity, it is often necessary to use a higher dose of X-ray than to give a person with average weight. Will these effec…
Scientists at Purdue University in India are examining the ability to isolate the development of fat cells of the piceatannol compound found in red wine. The study hopes…
American scientists at the University of California have studied the effects of fasst food on people's xinxing. They found that if you regularly use this food, it can le…
The key to overcoming obesity can be hidden in an unimaginable place: mummies of mummies 3,000 years ago.
As if feeling tired from sleep deprivation is not enough, scientists have just stated that not having a good night's sleep can cause obesity.
New research on some brain chemicals that affect fat consumption reveals a recent day that can produce drugs that allow people to eat as much as they want without gainin…