Can shivering lead to weight loss? When temperatures drop, you shiver to stay warm – a reaction that mimics some of the effects of exercise, according to researchers at the National Institutes of Health.
Why BMI and your scale are imperfect While surfing the web the other day I saw a headline including the phrase “Why BMI is Useless” and I just had to click.
Low-fat milk is scarce in poor US neighborhoods, study finds Less than half of U.S. shops where milk is sold carry lower-fat or skim varieties, and this healthier option is most scarce in poor and minority communities that tend to have higher rates of obesity, a large study found.
No matter the gender, less housework, less activity equals bigger waists A study from the University of South Carolina published in the Public Library of Science (PLOS One) has caused an uproar because it seems to single out women and suggest they should increase the amount of housework they do in order to lose weight
Focusing on fiber may work for weight loss People who only focused on eating 30 grams of fiber per day lost almost as much weight as those who followed a more complicated diet, according to a new year-long study.
4 biggest myths about fat burning Get Rich NOW! Lose 50 pounds in 5 Days AND Make $50! Eat What You Want and Still Lose Weight – GUARANTEED! We’ve heard ‘em all.
3 health foods to buy in bulk, and 3 not to Having a healthier lifestyle and saving money don’t have to be mutually exclusive.
5 non-diet factors that can affect your weight For years I’ve heard experts say, “Weight loss simply comes down to calories in versus calories out.”