Obese people can be just as healthy and fit as their slimmer counterparts, with no greater risk of developing or dying from cardiovascular disease or cancer, says the largest study so far on the subject. The findings show a subset of obese people who are metabolically healthy – they don’t suffer from conditions such as… Seguir Leyendo Obesity no bar to fitness and health
Obese people can be just as healthy and fit as their slimmer counterparts, with no greater risk of developing or dying from cardiovascular disease or cancer, says the largest study so far on the subject. The findings show a subset of obese people who are metabolically healthy – they don’t suffer from conditions such as… Seguir Leyendo Obesity no bar to fitness and health
Here’s yet another reason why you should shun junk meals — eating fast food can raise a person’s risk of suffering from depression, according to a new study published in the ‘Public Health Nutrition’ journal. Researchers at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and the University of Granada, have found that eating baked… Seguir Leyendo Eating fast food ‘linked to depression’
People remembering their past with negative memories are more likely to fall ill, suggests a study. According to the University of Granada’s study, people’s attitude to the past, present and future influenced the perception they had of their health as well as their quality of life, the Daily Mail reported. Those who looked back in… Seguir Leyendo Never think about your past with anger
Babies born to women who ate more fish during pregnancy scored higher in verbal intelligence and fine motor skill tests and also fared better socially. The study, which presented these findings, was conducted under the auspices of the NUTRIMENTHE project (Effect of diet on offspring’s cognitive development), coordinated by Cristina Campoy Folgoso, paediatrics professor at… Seguir Leyendo Fish diet in pregnancy bolsters progeny’s intelligence
