Supplementation With High Dose of DHA May Help Increase Testosterone Levels in Overweight Men
A recent study has found that supplementation with fish oil that is high in DHA may help increase testosterone levels in overweight men.
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Study Finds Lifestyle Interventions Effective For Weight Loss in Mature Adults
According to a new study though, lifestyle weight loss interventions may be just as effective for people over the age of 60 as it is for those younger than 60.Read now -
Very Low Carbohydrate Diet May Help Reduce Belly Fat
A new study suggests that a very low carbohydrate diet may help mature adults lose visceral adipose tissue.Read now -
Obesity May Have Similar Effects on Body as Aging
Now a new study suggests that obesity predisposes people to acquiring age-related conditions, illnesses, and diseases at a younger age.Read now -
Study Finds A Tendency to Gain Weight And Decrease Physical Activity When Taking Blood Pressure Medication
Read nowpeople taking blood pressure medication have a higher likelihood of gaining weight and decreasing physical activity.
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Sunflower Seed Extract May Help Decrease Body Weight and BMI
Read nowThe worldwide rate of obesity has nearly tripled between 1975 and 2016. A recent study suggests that sunflower seed extract may help decrease body weight, BMI, and waist circumference in obese people. Fifty adults with a BMI between 30 and...
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Central Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of Coronary Artery Disease
Read nowCentral obesity is an excess accumulation of fat in the abdominal area, particularly due to excess visceral fat. Visceral fat is fat that is stored within the abdominal cavity. According to a new study, central obesity may increase the risk...
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Five Hours or More of Smartphone Usage Found to Increase Risk of Obesity
Read nowThe average person spends over four hours per day on theirsmartphone. A new study suggests that people who spend five or more hours perday on their smartphone have a 43% increased risk of obesity. Researchers looked at smartphone usage for...
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New Study Calculates Diet Burden Associated With Cancer
Read nowPrevious studies have found that high consumption of certain foods may increase the likelihood of developing cancer. Now a new study has estimated the diet burden associated with under or overconsumption of certain foods and sugar-sweetened beverages. The researchers used...
