More stories about "Obesity"

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Staying in a Job You Hate May Be Causing Your Unhealthy Weight Gain

Your body could be under a lot of pressure, and it's not good for you. by Charlene J. Owen

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The One Thing You Should Do to Stay Young

Do this every day! by Charlene J. Owen

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U.N. Official Says Junk Food Should be Regulated

Excessive junk food consumption is something that should be prevented. by Ira Nopuente

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Being Physically Active May Lower Chronic Disease Risk

Leaving your chair often may help improve your metabolism and overall health. by Charlene J. Owen

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Children Need to Switch to a Healthier Diet to Reduce Obesity Risk

Fast food isn't the only thing that's making children gain weight. by Charlene J. Owen

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Fathers' Weight May Affect Children's Obesity Risk

Researchers reveal the link between children's sugar and fat processing abilities and their fathers' body weight and overall health. by Charlene J. Owen

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Being Both Fit and Lean during Your Youth May Lower Your Risk of Heart Attack during Adulthood

Being in good physical shape doesn't necessarily mean that your heart is healthy. by Charlene J. Owen

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Obesity Linked to Early Decline in Kidney Function

Eating right and exercising daily may keep your kidneys healthy. by Charlene J. Owen

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Lack of Sleep Linked to Psychological Problems in Obese Individuals

Researchers highlight the importance of a consistent sleeping schedule in order to remain physically and psychologically healthy. by Charlene J. Owen

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You Can't Be Both Healthy and Overweight, Study Says

Research reveals that passing your BMI limits may increase your risk of heart disease and early death, even if you're metabolically healthy. by Charlene J. Owen

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Taking Breaks between Sedentary Hours May Lower Disease Risk in Kids

Parents need to interrupt their kids' long hours of watching TV or playing video games to keep weight-related diseases at bay.

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Lowering Obesity-Related Factors May Reduce Heart Disease and Stroke Risk

Monitoring and controlling blood pressure, cholesterol, and sugar may lower the risk of fatal diseases. by Charlene J. Owen

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Higher BMI and Larger Waist Circumference Linked to Hearing Loss

Obesity may also affect your ears in the long run. by Charlene J. Owen

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Aerobic Exercises May Be Better for Teens Wanting to Lose Weight

Researchers recommend physical activities such as running and swimming to adolescent girls who are having trouble with their weight. by Charlene J. Owen

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Losing Weight May Be More Effective with Friends, Says Study

Having a support group in the fight against obesity may help push you to do better. by Charlene J. Owen

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A Low-Fiber Diet May Increase Cardiovascular-Related Diseases

Make sure to mix wheat and nuts in your diet in order to lower the risk of heart issues. by Charlene J. Owen

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Weight Gain during Pregnancy May Increase Chances of Juvenile Obesity

Pregnant women should eat and exercise properly to avoid passing on the obesity risk to their children. by Charlene J. Owen

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Regularly Eating 5 Meals a Day May Lower Obesity Risk in Adolescents

Taking on obesity as a family may help fight it. by Charlene J. Owen

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Diet and Exercise May Lessen Knee Osteoarthritis Pain

A change in lifestyle may help osteoarthritis patients manage their condition better. by Charlene J. Owen

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Walnuts May Help Lower Your Risk of Diabetes and Heart Problems

A daily serving of walnuts may help fight chronic diseases. by Charlene J. Owen

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Smoking and Obesity May Affect Medication Potency

Smoking is bad for your health. However for obese people, it could also prove fatal. by Charlene J. Owen