Possibility Related Posts:
- Sweeteners increase triglycerides in obese adults
Obese people who drink sweetened with fructose in their food have a greater increase in triglycerides after a meal, according to new research from... - Evaluation of a sedentary lifestyle, obesity and heart disease
A new study in Clinical Cardiology examines the average fitness level of the morbidly obese (BMI between 40.0 and 49.9).
The results show that ... - The History of Obesity
Obesity is simply fat to a degree higher than the overweight. The energy from food intake is stored as fat because the body does not use. Obesity has ... - Risks of Obesity
Obesity, "said U.S. National Institute of Health (NIH). Today, ninety-six million Americans are considered obese. But what can be done to reverse the ... - Why the Chinese are so thin? (IV)
This article is continued, "Why the Chinese are so thin?"
The author in his research that the Chinese eat 30% of calories more than the western pop...
The night shift at work is strenuous and can result in potential health problems like obesity and cardiovascular disease risk may become much more significant than previously thought, according to a recent study.
The study by Harvard University in Boston and published in the online edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences revealed a higher risk of diabetes, obesity and cardiovascular disease among night shift workers.
Night work motivates blood lepton levels are reduced, increasing the risk of long-term obesity and other symptoms include a higher level of stress hormone cortical and increased blood pressure, according to the report.
Recent studies in animals that underwent change from day to night, even changed sleeping habits and this premature death. (more…)
