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Waist size is a sign of heart failure
There is growing evidence that waist size has an important relationship with heart failure.
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Why do most women do not have slim waist?
Owning an attractive slim waist is always the dream of women in the world but most can not be. An American scientist has found the cause of this phenomenon.
Biology
BaoBab fat tree
On the Eastern African steppe there is BaoBab tree, a very strange shape. The waistline is about 50m, it takes up to 40 people holding each other's hands to embrace 1 ro…
Medicine - Health
How to check your belly fat or not
The waist and hip ratio of 1.0 or more for men or 0.85 or more for women warns you to have an oversized waistline and need to review the lifestyle.
Medicine - Health
Mobility can cause brain atrophy
An inactive lifestyle not only makes you easy to have a bread waist, but it can also shrink your brain.
Medicine - Health
Harmful effects of waistline
The slender waist is an obsession of middle age because it not only causes the body to deteriorate but also the risk of heart disease, stroke, diabetes and cancer.
Medicine - Health
The risk of cancer increases when adding 2.5 cm of waist
Every 2.5cm of waistline increases the risk of bowel cancer by 3% even though the body shape can be quite slim, British doctors warn.
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Big neck - high risk of heart disease
Even people with slender waistlines still have a greater risk of cardiovascular disease, if they have a large collar, a survey has revealed.
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Fast food makes you fat
If you wonder why your waistline keeps growing, don't rush to review the menu, but see how you eat them.
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Fat men have poor sperm
Eating too much fat is not only dangerous for men's waistline, but also for the ability to produce sperm: their number of good breeds is much less than that of skinny gu…
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Weekend - the enemy of weight loss
Researchers at Washington Medical University said Saturday could be the most feared enemy to the waistline of people who want to preserve body weight.
Cancer
The more waist circumference increases, the higher the rate of liver cancer
A new study shows that every waist increases to 5.08cm, the risk of liver cancer is difficult to detect will increase to 10%.