Children control the craving for sweet food better than adults
Compared to adults, children are more prone to sweets and fast food, but children are also more likely to learn how to control their cravings for those foods.
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Compared to adults, children are more prone to sweets and fast food, but children are also more likely to learn how to control their cravings for those foods.
Researchers, led by Sean Davies, of Vanderbilt University have demonstrated that a genetically altered bacterium can prevent weight gain, even if it is still effective f…
Some children with normal body mass index (BMI) may actually be obese, because they have increased body fat that is not detected by body mass index. .
A new study of psychology of UCLA (University of California-Los Angeles - University of California in Los Angeles) provides evidence of obesity that makes people tired a…
US scientists have published a study that showed that surgery to remove part of the stomach or cut gastric flap is the most effective solution for obese patients with ty…
Fresh fruits and expensive vegetables are associated with a BMI (Body Mass Index) in children in low-income and middle-income families, according to a new study.
Obese children are often at risk of allergies, the first child is also more susceptible to this disease than the first child, allergies can disappear ...
Why do nữ women become obese when they are pregnant - and how does this pose a risk to their health and the child?
When cravings appear and people are forced to find every way to ignore the
Obesity can affect how to enjoy food at the most basic level: changing the way our tongue responds to different foods.
Women who eat for 2 people (eat children) during pregnancy can push their unborn child to lifelong obesity in the future.
Bacteria in the human gut can help fight obesity as an initial conclusion in a research work done by US scientists, assessing the role of bacteria in the digestive syste…
Recent research by American scientists has shown that the more we discriminate against fat people, the more fat they will be.
Obese men can inherit their weight problems not only for their children but also their grandchildren, a new medical study reveals.
Boys with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) seem to be more likely to be obese when they grow up.