New Study Shows Weight Loss Improves Memory
Apr 14th, 2011 | By admin | Category: Featured, Weight LossA new study out in the journal Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases finds that losing weight can also help to improve your memory.
A new study out in the journal Surgery for Obesity and Related Diseases finds that losing weight can also help to improve your memory.
Yet another study — or rather a study of studies — finds that eating a Mediterranean diet can be instrumental in reducing the risk of developing several conditions, including diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure.
Writing for the Huffington Post, youngevity coach Stefan Aschan selects what he believes to be the top ten foods that go into the creation of a long, healthy life.
Claiming that a third of an individual’s calories are consumed by eating out, the Food and Drug Administration is looking to get more information in the hands of consumers by requiring restaurant chains and other food outlets to label all menu items with individual calorie counts.
The International Diabetes Federation has come out in support of gastric bypass, lap-band, and gastric sleeve surgeries for those who are overweight and suffering from Type 2 diabetes.
According to a new study appearing in the journal Obesity, a higher percentage protein diet can help you lose weight by making a lower calorie meal seem more filling.
Give all the carbohydrate-hating diets clogging the market these days, could a key to weight loss actually come from the consumption of more carbohydrates in the form of resistant fiber?
If you’re having trouble losing the pounds, it could be your amount of stress and/or lack of sleep.
There’s another study out, this one a Japanese one, showing that drinking tea can help you lose weight.
If you’re trying to lose weight, you should always start meals with what item?