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Liver Health: 8 Myths About Fatty Liver Debunked By Expert
Liver health: Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is an umbrella term for a range of liver conditions affecting people who drink little to no alcohol. The main cause is too much fat stored in liver cells.
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How Are Obesity and Diabetes Linked: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
Obesity and diabetes: The excessive fat accumulated in the abdominal region leads the fat cells to secrete 'pro-inflammatory' chemicals. Because of this, the body's response towards the insulin produced by pancreas, is hindered by great extent.
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Belly Fat Or Abdominal Obesity May Increase Heart Risk: 5 Foods To Cut Belly Fat
The excess wight around your abdominal area may be cause of worry for your heart, claims a new study
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Could Canola Oil Be Your Ticket To Good Health?
Click here to know the benefits of canola oil for your overall health.
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Don't Ignore Those Love Handles! They Can Be Dangerous For Your Health
Love handles may act as a precursor for abdominal obesity and this,Researchers from the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University claim is the new 'silent killer'.
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Eat Pasta to Cut That Extra Flab
According to researchers, eating pasta -- the fundamental component of Italian Mediterranean tradition -- can lead to a decrease in the body mass index (BMI) as well as decrease the likelihood of both general and abdominal obesity.
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Eating Pasta Will Not Make You Obese: Study
In some good news for pasta lovers, scientists have found that eating pasta may reduce the risk of both general and abdominal obesity, contradicting the belief that this fundamental element of the Mediterranean diet could make people gain weight.
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Obese Young Adults at High Risk of Kidney Disease
The findings showed that 11 percent of obese have albuminuria -- elevated levels of the protein albumin in the urine -- which signals that the kidneys are not functioning normally.
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Obese Young Adults At High Risk Of Kidney Disease
Many young adults with abdominal obesity are at a heightened risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD), yet majority are unaware of the risk, suggests new research led by an Indian-origin scientist.
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Hidden Belly Fat May Be Killing You: Expert
Visceral or "belly fat" stored within the abdominal cavity can do more harm to health than subcutaneous fat (fatty tissue lying directly under the skin), says an expert.
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Snack on These to Burn Belly Fat!
One of the most common causes of a failed diet regime is a sudden snack attack. Now, heres a piece of good news.
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Obesity Related to High Blood Pressure, Diabetes in Kids
Abdominal obesity in children is directly related to metabolic diseases, including high blood pressure and diabetes, a new study has shown. The study was done on 10,842 children in five cities of India namely Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune and Raipur....
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Wider waists and asthma risk
Women with extra fat around their waists are more likely to develop asthma, even if they aren't overweight.
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Poor diet and big bellies linked to takeout food
Young adults who regularly feast on takeaway or takeout food tend to have less healthy diets and larger waistlines than their peers.
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Abdominal fat raises dementia risk
Having abdominal fat during middle age appears to increase the later-life risk of dementia.
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Liver Health: 8 Myths About Fatty Liver Debunked By Expert
Liver health: Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) is an umbrella term for a range of liver conditions affecting people who drink little to no alcohol. The main cause is too much fat stored in liver cells.
-
How Are Obesity and Diabetes Linked: 5 Foods To Manage Diabetes
Obesity and diabetes: The excessive fat accumulated in the abdominal region leads the fat cells to secrete 'pro-inflammatory' chemicals. Because of this, the body's response towards the insulin produced by pancreas, is hindered by great extent.
-
Belly Fat Or Abdominal Obesity May Increase Heart Risk: 5 Foods To Cut Belly Fat
The excess wight around your abdominal area may be cause of worry for your heart, claims a new study
-
Could Canola Oil Be Your Ticket To Good Health?
Click here to know the benefits of canola oil for your overall health.
-
Don't Ignore Those Love Handles! They Can Be Dangerous For Your Health
Love handles may act as a precursor for abdominal obesity and this,Researchers from the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine at Florida Atlantic University claim is the new 'silent killer'.
-
Eat Pasta to Cut That Extra Flab
According to researchers, eating pasta -- the fundamental component of Italian Mediterranean tradition -- can lead to a decrease in the body mass index (BMI) as well as decrease the likelihood of both general and abdominal obesity.
-
Eating Pasta Will Not Make You Obese: Study
In some good news for pasta lovers, scientists have found that eating pasta may reduce the risk of both general and abdominal obesity, contradicting the belief that this fundamental element of the Mediterranean diet could make people gain weight.
-
Obese Young Adults at High Risk of Kidney Disease
The findings showed that 11 percent of obese have albuminuria -- elevated levels of the protein albumin in the urine -- which signals that the kidneys are not functioning normally.
-
Obese Young Adults At High Risk Of Kidney Disease
Many young adults with abdominal obesity are at a heightened risk for chronic kidney disease (CKD), yet majority are unaware of the risk, suggests new research led by an Indian-origin scientist.
-
Hidden Belly Fat May Be Killing You: Expert
Visceral or "belly fat" stored within the abdominal cavity can do more harm to health than subcutaneous fat (fatty tissue lying directly under the skin), says an expert.
-
Snack on These to Burn Belly Fat!
One of the most common causes of a failed diet regime is a sudden snack attack. Now, heres a piece of good news.
-
Obesity Related to High Blood Pressure, Diabetes in Kids
Abdominal obesity in children is directly related to metabolic diseases, including high blood pressure and diabetes, a new study has shown. The study was done on 10,842 children in five cities of India namely Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune and Raipur....
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Wider waists and asthma risk
Women with extra fat around their waists are more likely to develop asthma, even if they aren't overweight.
-
Poor diet and big bellies linked to takeout food
Young adults who regularly feast on takeaway or takeout food tend to have less healthy diets and larger waistlines than their peers.
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Abdominal fat raises dementia risk
Having abdominal fat during middle age appears to increase the later-life risk of dementia.
