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Saturday, February 21, 2015
Precision medicine to prevent diabetes? Researchers develop personalized way to steer prevention efforts
Approach could help focus efforts on those who stand to gain most from drugs & lifestyle change, and could be used for other diseases ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 19, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- How can we keep more people from joining the ranks of the 29 million Americans already diagnosed with diabetes? What if we could tell…
Low Carb Diet Beats Low Fat Diet Once Again
Concerning course, you should certainly find excellent carbohydrates too. Remember as being you go high on with this that most it is remarkably reasonable to make a on something that do is most pertinent for further investigation. A turkey schnitzel. Once this happens, the metabolism stalls. When you primarily start a modest carb diet, they will…
Men and Women Turning to Post Bariatric Body Contouring after Weight Loss
Losing weight rapidly after bariatric surgery with Beverly Hills Physicians is an exciting step towards a happier, healthier life, but it can result in excess loose skin that patients can't exercise away. LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Patients who receive weight loss surgery from the talented surgeons at Beverly Hills Physicians are typically thrilled…
New GMO Apples Don't Turn Brown [VIDEO]
The U.S. Department of Agriculture last week approved the sale of genetically modified apples that don’t turn brown when exposed to air. The apples, Artic Granny Smith and Artic Golden Delicious, are reportedly identical to conventional apples, aside from the fact that the gene which controls the browning process has been turned off. Artic apples will…
Friday, February 20, 2015
Why pot gives us the munchies
Chuck Bednar for redOrbit.com – @BednarChuck It's long been known that smoking pot gives people the munchies, but what about marijuana causes this uncontrollable urge to consume mass quantities of junk food? That's what a team of researchers from Yale University wanted to find out in a recently-published study. As the Los Angeles Times reported on…
The Science Of Willpower, Just In Time For Lent
I won’t order a side of chips and guacamole with my burrito. I won’t drink alcohol until the weekend. I won’t smoke anymore cigarettes. I won’t eat anymore cake. Each day we’re faced with decisions that affect our lives in real ways. Eating more than we should adds weight to our waists, and alcohol and cigarettes…
Obesity's Link To Inflammation May Unlock A Switch Responsible For Bad Fat
America isn’t the only country suffering from an obesity epidemic, and it’s sending researchers all over the world scrambling for an effective treatment solution to stop, or at the very least slow down, the increasingly dangerous health and financial crisis. Japanese researchers from Tokyo Medical University have found a key regulating switch that may just be…
A Dairy Aisle Dilemma: Which Milks Are The Healthiest?
The modern day milkman is carrying a very different basket of ingredients than he once did in our grandparents’ generation. Americans are reaching past the convention cow’s milk and into their grocery store coolers for popular nondairy milks made from almonds, cashews, coconuts, flax, hazelnuts, hemp, oats, rice, soy, and other derivatives. There’s something hip and…
How Your Body Would Change If You Stopped Smoking For 40 Days [INFOGRAPHIC]
Quitting smoking for even just 20 minutes can already have a positive effect on your body, from your lungs to your brain. But what if you chose to give up smoking for Lent? That’s right, 40 days and 40 nights of not smoking could actually be a good way to jumpstart your new tobacco-free life, and…
Hunger Makes Us Spend More, But Not Always On Food
Never go shopping hungry — not just grocery shopping but any kind of shopping. Hunger increases our biological intention to consume, and out of desperation the body manifests consumerism in one form or another. Researchers from the University of Minnesota’s Carlson School of Management recently decided to take a closer look at this psychology of an…
Thursday, February 19, 2015
Nestle To Remove Artificial Food Dyes From Chocolate Candies
Chocolate bar giant Nestlé has agreed to remove all artificial dyes from its chocolate candies by the end of 2015, a move that many parents stand behind for their children’s health and well-being. They announced their next step will be to remove all artificial dyes from their product line. The Center for Science in the Public…
Your Brain Is A Sugar Hoarder
A new study into the diets of fruit flies could hold great potential for understanding the complexities of the human affinity for sugar. The modern brain is no match for the modern diet. Food has transformed from a source of fuel into a mindless obsession with taste, now steeped in the luxuries of refined sugars and…
Can Sleep Battle The Obesity Epidemic?
The link between diabetes and poor sleep quality has already been established, but new research digs a little deeper into that association and helps explain why sleep loss may lead to an increased risk of diabetes. The study, published in the journal of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes, Diabetologia, found that sleep deprivation…
6 Ways Your Beer Belly Is Killing You... Softly
The days of chugging beers, doing keg stands, and playing beer pong may all be in the past, but its effects are just beginning to catch up with you. Your years of beer drinking have morphed your six-pack abs into a pot belly, and it ain't pretty. Beer doesn’t necessarily lead to belly fat. The consumption…
Dietary Guidelines Committee Focus on Eating Patterns with Plant Foods
Increasing Lean, Sustainable Protein Featured in Recommendations WASHINGTON, Feb. 19, 2015 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Dietary Guidelines scientific advisory committee once again finds plant-based protein foods, such as soyfoods, offer meal options that are low in saturated fat, cholesterol free and nutrient packed. The just-released Scientific Report of the 2015 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee (DGAC) highlights dietary…
Dip a Stick is a Simple Test For Early Diabetes Detection
Revolutionary product provides highly accurate readings and is inexpensive, painless and easy to use. PORT JEFFERSON, N.Y., Feb. 16, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Allie Beatty knows all too well that early detection of diabetes can significantly reduce the risk of additional complications. "My diabetes was not diagnosed until I was an adult and I paid the price,"…
Soy-Based Shakes Help Lower Weight, Cholesterol
NEW YORK - For people trying to lose weight, new research suggests that soy-based liquid meal replacement shakes may be just as effective as intensive behavioral therapy and more effective than weight loss medications. "Using two meal replacements daily is one of the most effective ways of losing weight on your own," study author Dr. James…
Fast Metabolism - Lose Weight and Boost Metabolism With This...
1. Get clear on your ultimate weight-loss and metabolism goals. Be sure that your weight-loss goal is realistic and that your expected rate of weight loss is reasonable. If you are on a heath enhancing, nutritionally rich weight loss program you can expect to loss one to two pounds a week. Each body has its own…
Diet Doc Medical Weight Loss Plans Now Offers Unlimited Access to Experts Trained in Fast Weight Loss and Diet Foods to Be Healthy
Diet Doc's exclusive fast weight loss protocol and team of weight management experts now help patients discover delicious diet foods and learn how to quickly shed unwanted weight and be healthy. Denver, CO (PRWEB) September 10, 2013 Having a strong support center is imperative for helping Colorado residents begin to reach their fast weight loss goals…
Online Dieting And Supplements Prove Effective In Obesity Battle
PEMBROKE PINES, Fla., Jan. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- With the rise of technology and computer usage, many people who want to lose weight are turning to the Internet. The Internet is full of message boards, reviews, and people from all over the globe who can share a variety of information when it comes to losing weight.…
Group Hypnosis And Weight Loss
There is indeed a link between group hypnosis and weight loss. Medical breakthroughs have been discovered with the use of group hypnosis therapy among smokers which have led to studies associating hypnosis on the treatment of obese patients hoping to lose weight the natural way. Similar to therapy sessions for smokers, group hypnosis therapy for weight…
High milk diet 'may not cut risk of bone fractures'
Drinking lots of milk may not lower the risk of fracturing bones, a study suggests. The research showed women who drank more than three glasses a day were actually more likely to break bones than those who had less, BBC health reported. The researchers cautioned that their work only suggested a trend and should not be…
Author and Natural Health Expert Luiza Reingatch Announces the Release of Her New Book "Higher Nutrition"
AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 19, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Interest in a natural path to health and wellness may be at an all time high. "Higher Nutrition" is a new book from author and natural health expert Luiza Reingatch, focused on delivering high quality information regarding all areas of this timely and fascinating subject. The early response from…
Diet Can Alter Risk of Kidney Stones
Belying the common belief that calcium contributes to kidney stones, a new study of young women has found eating foods rich in this mineral may actually reduce the risk of getting the painful condition. Dietary calcium, whole grains and vegetables all appear to lower the chances you'll get kidney stones, while a high sugar intake may…
Omnivores vs. Herbivores: How Meat Affects Our Health
In meat-loving America, vegetarians are still trying to find their footing on the kitchen table. They’re usually viewed as the all-stars of health and gurus of how to lose weight, but how healthy is it really? Meat stands to divide people into two different groups, some carrying with them varying morals and in many cases misconceptions…
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
High calories, low health
Winter is a good season to hide the excess weight and feel free from the fear of getting on a scale. But everything changes when the winter gives way to the spring, a season that ignites the caprices of being an obese among those with a body like a rock guitar. If you want to be…
Food for thought: Chewing to stave off disease
Tokyo, Japan - Your grandmother was more correct than even she intuited when insisting you chew your food properly. According to clinical results from a leading Japanese dental researcher, the act of chewing well can have a profound impact on your physical and mental health, especially as you advance in years. Given the rapidly ageing population…
Global Obesity's End Starts With Improved Health Care System
As obesity is increasingly becoming a global epidemic, we must take a step back and reevaluate our methods in combating all factors that contribute to this disease. While diet and exercise are paramount in promoting a healthy lifestyle, a new study published online in The Lancet shows that changes to current policy and the environment of…
'Goodbye Fatness, Hello Gorgeous': How a N.J. woman went from size 26 to size 4
Lori Sweeney is half the woman today than she used to be. But she's never felt more whole. After spending much of her life overweight and enduring taunts from family members, peers and even colleagues, Sweeney, a former chemist, devised and stuck to a weight loss regimen. From 2007 to 2010, she shed 125 pounds and…