Detected 2,200-year-old mummy with obesity caused by eating a lot of sugar
People are old, important enough to be embalmed, but that's not the image to follow.
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People are old, important enough to be embalmed, but that's not the image to follow.
Last week, an Egyptian official claimed to have found the mummy of Hatshepsut, a female pharaoh in the 15th century BC. Now they discover that the queen is obese and is…
Green planet is not the only place in the universe that has life and is also governed by the law
According to Newsweek, scientists at ELTE University, Budapest, Hungary have used dogs in the research model of causes and psychological effects leading to human obesity.
Pet obesity is the same as in people with the same causes as physical inactivity, age, and high calorie intake, even due to genetic factors. Like humans, pets also have…
The US Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved a dog weight loss drug, aimed at reducing the number of obese girls in the country.
A group of scientists in the UK has studied the relationship between obese people and the phenomenon of greenhouse gases that cause climate warming dangerously. Their in…
The fertile snake - one of the most poisonous snakes, is easily controlled by hornbills and quickly swallowed.
Researchers from Princeton Neuroscience Institute of Princeton University learn how obesity affects the brain.
Data from AI, satellite images and surveys in 6 US cities show that too crowded also causes obesity.
When you have many people who are overweight or obese, there is more than 50% chance that you will gain weight with them.
Not only is the motor mode, the diet that even the hormones in the body play a very important role, in determining our weight and body shape!
The risk of disease of lean people is not inferior to those of overweight and obese people. The lower the body mass index (BMI), the higher the risk of health, due to pr…
Mooncakes have a lot of sugar and fat. According to Dr. Nguyen Van Tien, National Institute of Nutrition, the more fat children like to eat moon cakes.