Diets
10-year-old kids denied drinking water in class because of three Muslims observing Ramadan
Muslims don’t even fast for the holy month until they are 14 years old
Research: Intermittent fasting appears to be associated with 91% higher risk of cardiovascular death
Research suggests that this famous diet may have short-term benefits but long-term adverse effects
Study shows it might never be too late to live longer by dieting
If the findings transfer to humans, it might mean we can improve our health at any age by cutting calories
Ancient diets that are still popular nowadays
So how have people adapted ancient eating habits to modern diets & how do these modern diets shape up when compared to the eating habits of our ancestors?
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Study: Think Twice Before Starting Diet
A new qualitative research looks at the negative interpersonal and psychological consequences of 'yo-yo dieting,' or weight cycling.
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In a world first, gluten is found to trigger brain inflammation
A study on mice found that animals consuming a 4.5% gluten diet experienced inflammation in the area that plays an integral role in metabolic functions such as blood sugar regulation
New discovery may make losing weight and keeping it off much easier
One of the most frustrating aspects for many is the yo-yo effect of calorie restriction, that sees dieters regain half of their lost pounds within two years
Doing this one thing every morning could help you lose weight faster, according to weight loss experts
There are two habits that can be beneficial: Moving for at least 10 minutes each morning and eating breakfast or a snack with fiber, protein and healthy fats
The best traditional Greek pastries & breads for Christmas (video)
Are you on diet? Well, not after this…
Timing Matters: 10-Hour Eating Window Enhances Mood and Hunger, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study, unveiled at the European Nutrition Conference by researchers from King's College London, sheds light on the transformative effects of a 10-hour eating window on sleep patterns and hunger cues.