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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.
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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.
A latest study by British scientists shows that the taste of food is also one
Recently, scientists have announced the use of cash to pay for food shopping bills ...
Dieting never helps obese people reduce their body weight and become leaner.
The immune system of overweight people always reacts to fatty tissues, countering the amount of insulin in the blood causing diabetes.
The mother is obese during pregnancy, the baby is born more at risk of heart defects, a US government study.
Children born will be healthier and less likely to be obese if pregnant mothers regularly exercise.
In the latest issue of Nature, the British and French scientists report that in some people with obesity, there are dozens of gene segments missing.
German scientists claim that obese people who want to lose weight try living in the mountains.
Obese body will affect the natural recovery process of cardiovascular, while applying appropriate measures to reduce fat can help improve the situation.
A study of more than 400 boys found that obese children who were at risk for late puberty were twice as likely to have normal weight.
After conducting experiments on mice, four research groups identified adipose tissue inflammation easily leading to diabetes in obese people.
According to the recent survey, 8,000 primary students in 14 old districts of Hanoi were conducted by the National Institute of Nutrition ...
Researchers have long suspected that obese people tend to accumulate thick layers of fat in the pancreas. However, they cannot know exactly or measure how much fat is av…
In obese women with ovarian changes, the eggs cannot conceive, according to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism.