Abnormal electrocardiography is associated with obesity
Researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia for the first time found a direct link between obesity and abnormal signs of electrical current in the heart.
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Researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia for the first time found a direct link between obesity and abnormal signs of electrical current in the heart.
A study in Canada has shown that playing video for about an hour before a meal increases energy intake by more than 163 calories.
Currently, scientists have discovered how nicotine inhibits appetite signals in the brain, paving the way for the birth of a potential treatment for obese patients and t…
How to diet and how much exercise to really change your body weight
A new anti-obesity vaccine by restraining hormones that stimulate ghrelin appetite, leading to reduced intake of food and increasing calorie consumption in mice, has bee…
The British people's health insurance agency has just issued drugs to obese pregnant women to prevent fetal obesity.
According to the results of scientific work published at the Experimental Biology Conference for Nutrition of the American Social Society in 2011, blueberry consumption…
US scientists have discovered five human gene variants, including four new gene variants, linked to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
In the past 30 years, the number of obese people has increased almost 2 times with scary numbers: 5 million people.
According to research results, the temperature of obese people may not be lower than those of lean people, contrary to a theory of what may cause some people to gain wei…
Eating a lot of foods high in soluble fat not only leads to obesity but also may increase your risk of depression.
A recent Australian study published on the Australian Health Review shows that people who are obese suffer more mental health problems than others.
A diet pill that helps women reduce 2 sizes of clothing in just 6 months, can be sold widely in the market in the next 3 years.
Lycopene in watermelon, tomatoes, red grapefruit ..., helps to prevent type 2 diabetes and obesity-related diseases.
Recent research by scientists has shown that eating less vegetables and fruits can increase diseases like obesity and diabetes.