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Cardio Exercises Better Than Weight Training For Boosting Metabolism: Study; 6 Reasons Why Cardio Is Best For Weight Loss
New study has found that cardio exercises can help in boosting production of FGF21 -- the metabolic hormone. Read below to why it is important to include cardiovascular exercises in your weight loss and fitness regime.
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This Anti-ageing Protein May Combat Obesity and Cancers
Scientists have revealed the three-dimensional (3D) structure of an anti-ageing protein, that may not only increase human lifespan but also help develop therapies for age-related diseases such as diabetes, obesity and cancers. Read all about it here.
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The Real Reason Why You Crave Sweets
A new study, published in the journalCell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason and it's not just the love of sweets. There's is a strange science behind.
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Liver Hormone Could Reduce Cravings For Sweets, Alcohol: Study
Scientists have identified a liver hormone that can reduce cravings for sweets and alcohol by acting on the brain's reward pathway, an advance that may help develop a treatment for alcoholism.
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Cardio Exercises Better Than Weight Training For Boosting Metabolism: Study; 6 Reasons Why Cardio Is Best For Weight Loss
New study has found that cardio exercises can help in boosting production of FGF21 -- the metabolic hormone. Read below to why it is important to include cardiovascular exercises in your weight loss and fitness regime.
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This Anti-ageing Protein May Combat Obesity and Cancers
Scientists have revealed the three-dimensional (3D) structure of an anti-ageing protein, that may not only increase human lifespan but also help develop therapies for age-related diseases such as diabetes, obesity and cancers. Read all about it here.
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The Real Reason Why You Crave Sweets
A new study, published in the journalCell Metabolism seems to have found the real reason and it's not just the love of sweets. There's is a strange science behind.
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Liver Hormone Could Reduce Cravings For Sweets, Alcohol: Study
Scientists have identified a liver hormone that can reduce cravings for sweets and alcohol by acting on the brain's reward pathway, an advance that may help develop a treatment for alcoholism.
