Breastfed babies will reduce their risk of obesity by 50%
In the latest study, Japanese scientists found that babies who were exclusively breastfed for the first six months reduced their risk of obesity by up to 50%.
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In the latest study, Japanese scientists found that babies who were exclusively breastfed for the first six months reduced their risk of obesity by up to 50%.
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A study by experts in the United States revealed, the interesting relationship between sleep time per night and body weight and the total amount of food that children co…
Scientists say the ability to cool the body at a moderate level and a chemical found in sweet peppers can increase the amount of brown fat.
Overweight people always want to lose weight and stay healthy like thin people. So, what is the secret of healthy thin people?
A large European study found that pregnant women exposed to air pollution levels still have a high risk of producing low birth weight babies.
Women who eat for 2 people (eat children) during pregnancy can push their unborn child to lifelong obesity in the future.
The study was carried out by scientists from Yale University School of Medicine, led by Professor Ivan de Araujo.
According to experts, eating a lot of sweets not only makes us easy to gain weight, obesity, but also reduces the absorption of vitamins, minerals and accelerates the ag…
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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.
Children who gained weight and increased their first round in the first month of life were associated with higher IQs than school age, according to research by Australia…
Some previous studies have demonstrated that the ability of fat people to memorize segments decreases when their body mass increases. Segment memory helps people remembe…