Obesity
Fat substitutes linked to weight gain (PR)
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Fat substitutes linked to weight gain
Rats on high-fat diet gained more weight after eating low-calorie potato chips made with
'Good Gut Bacteria' May Help Fight Obesity
Posted By Dr. Mercola | June 18 2011
Daily intake of a specific form of lactic acid bacteria could help prevent obesity and reduce low-level inflammation.
Rats who were given ...
This Common Food Additive Now Linked to Weight Gain
Editor's comment: You gain weight because you can't use up the amount of calories you eat. Or you eat more than what you need. In most cases, this happens because the food you eat is too palatable. The palatability of a food can be boosted by a number of factors including salt (savory), umami or savory taste from MSG, fat/oil (mount feel and other flavors) and protein (savory and other tastes). If you want to control your caloric intake, reduce all these factors or whichever you like most. You don't have to use drugs to suppress your appetite. Using low salt food may be the simplest weight loss solution. American foods taste just too good. That is one of the reasons why people tend to eat more than what they need. Eat responsibly because overeating calories can be your biggest enemy for your health....
The Controversial Trick for Blasting Away Up to a Pound of Flab a Day
Posted By Dr. Mercola | April 13 2011
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More than 50 years after a doctor at a Roman clinic began promoting hCG as ...
Use breakfast to fight obesity
Don't skip it, but don't indulge.
That's the message of a new study in the journal Nutrition that looked at the role of breakfast in the ...
Fighting childhood obesity one hot lunch at a time
by Aimee Keenan-Greene The U.S. Department of Agriculture has proposed a new rule to update the nutrition standards for National School Lunch and School Breakfast meal ...
A third of 9-month-olds obese or at risk of obesity - study
Researchers found as many as one third of U.S. children at the age of nine months were obese or overweight or at risk of obesity ...
The skinny on diabetes and dairy fats
by Aimee Keenan-Greene
Could dairy be a new weapon in the war on diabetes?
A new study in the Annals of Internal Medicine (AIM) says trans-palmitoleate from ...
Obesity Leads to Rise in Arthritis
Did you know that there are more than 100 types of arthritis? WebMD reports, "the most common arthritis symptoms of inflammation, pain and stiffness are ...
Thigh Fat Offers Health Perks
We may not be giving lower body fat the credit it deserves.According to Dr. Michael Jensen, endocrinologist at the Mayo Clinic, cells that settle in ...
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