Obesity By Fast Food

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  Weight Loss Or Weight Gain Or Obesity Is Not Affected By Proximity Of Your House To Restaurants Or Gym; Says Study

  A new study suggests that living close to fast food joint or gyms has nothing to do with your weight gain or gain loss!Researchers at the Lund University in Sweden claim there is no correlation between obesity and how close you live to fast food restaurants.

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  Another Reason To Stop Eating Fast Foods: They Have More Calories Than 30 Years Ago

  Led by Boston University, the study says that fast foods are much unhealthier than they were 30 years ago and are increasingly leading to obesity in people.

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  Bet You Didn't Know These Diseases Tomato Ketchup Was Causing

  Tomato ketchup or tomato sauce is loved by children as well as adults when they have fast foods. Foods like pasta, pizza, toast, bread, lettuce, French fries, fried chicken or burger are served with tomato ketchup.

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  Kids Living Close to Fast Food Restaurants More Likely to be Overweight: Study

  While our changing eating habits have been blamed for the increase in incidence of children being obese or overweight, a new study conducted by researchers from the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) suggests proximity to fast food restaurants may also increase the risk.

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  5 Tips to Make Healthier Fast Food Choices for Your Kids

  Here are few tips suggested by the American Heart Association to keep in mind while eating out with your kids and help them make the right choices.

• Obese kids? Don't live near fast food joints

  That friendly fast food kiosk at the corner of your street could be the reason for your child's unwanted weight gain! Children living in areas surrounded by fast food outlets are more likely to be overweight or obese, shows new research."We found that...

• Hooked on fast food, an obese US city tries to slim down

  This city's Broadway displays its own array of neon signs -- two dozen fast-food restaurants, as diverse as McDonald's and the local Indi's -- beckoning along a 2.8-mile corridor bookended by low-income neighborhoods on the front lines of a multimillion-dollar battle against obesity.The street symbolizes one of many hurdles facing officials here wo...

• Fast food near schools means fatter kids

  Adolescents who go to a school with a fast-food restaurant close by are more likely to be overweight or obese than kids whose schools are further away.