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7 ways drinking alcohol wreaks havoc on your gut health

Alcohol can negatively impact gut health, leading to weight gain, increased risk of diseases, and immune system vulnerabilities.

Drinking alcohol can irritate the gut due to ingredients and mixers in alcoholic drinks. [ more ]

New York Post

'Plus-size' Miss Universe contestant in top spot responds to body shaming

Miss Nepal, Jane Dipika Garrett, made history as the first plus-size Miss Universe contestant in the top 20.

Garrett opened up about her struggles with weight gain and how she is inspiring others to love and accept themselves.

She received both positive and negative messages, but remains confident in her own skin. [ more ]

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Alternative Medicine Magazine

3 weeks ago

Head Off your Work from Home Habits

Working from home can lead to weight gain due to unhealthy eating habits and lack of physical activity, posing health risks. [ more ]

Calm Sage - Your Guide to Mental and Emotional Well-being

3 weeks ago

Freshman 15 - A Stigma That Plagues Student Minds

Freshman 15 refers to weight gain and psychological stress in college freshmen. [ more ]

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Weight gain in children and adults linked to 100% fruit juice, study says

Drinking fruit juice can lead to weight gain due to its high sugar content and ease of consumption.

Excessive consumption of fruit juice can increase the risk of chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. [ more ]

Independent

A dietitian's guide to healthy, sustainable and successful weight loss

Weight gain during the festive period is common and can contribute to long-term weight gain.

Extreme diets are often ineffective and costly. [ more ]

Independent

A dietitian's guide to mindful festive feasting - including how many calories are in your favourite food and drinks

Weight gain during the Christmas period accounts for the majority of weight gained throughout the year.

Behavioral interventions can help prevent weight gain during Christmas. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Op-ed: With Ozempic, obesity is a treatable condition

Obesity is a major health hazard in America with more than 40% of adults being obese and nearly 10% severely obese.

New medications for obesity may revolutionize its treatment, although many questions remain. [ more ]

Mail Online

2 months ago

Scientists confirm what women have always known

Men tend to gain weight after marriage due to decreased exercise and increased calorie intake, with obesity rates increasing significantly.

This phenomenon, known as 'happy fat,' is observed in married men, but no clear trend is seen in women. [ more ]

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3 months ago

The twins who show why some people are more likely to gain weight

Researchers from Finland have found a new approach to understanding why some people are more susceptible to weight gain than others.

The study followed the BMI trajectory of twins with significant weight differences, and found that environmental factors may play a role in weight gain.

This research opens doors to discovering the factors that protect or predispose people to weight gain and maintaining a healthy weight. [ more ]

www.mercurynews.com

Weight gain in children and adults linked to 100% fruit juice, study says

Drinking fruit juice can lead to weight gain due to its high sugar content and ease of consumption.

Excessive consumption of fruit juice can increase the risk of chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. [ more ]

www.mercurynews.com

Weight gain in children and adults linked to 100% fruit juice, study says

Drinking fruit juice can lead to weight gain due to its high sugar content and ease of consumption.

Excessive consumption of fruit juice can increase the risk of chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Op-ed: With Ozempic, obesity is a treatable condition

Obesity is a major health hazard in America with more than 40% of adults being obese and nearly 10% severely obese.

New medications for obesity may revolutionize its treatment, although many questions remain. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Op-ed: With Ozempic, obesity is a treatable condition

Obesity is a major health hazard in America with more than 40% of adults being obese and nearly 10% severely obese.

New medications for obesity may revolutionize its treatment, although many questions remain. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Op-ed: With Ozempic, obesity is a treatable condition

Obesity is a major health hazard in America with more than 40% of adults being obese and nearly 10% severely obese.

New medications for obesity may revolutionize its treatment, although many questions remain. [ more ]

Chicago Tribune

Medicine

Op-ed: With Ozempic, obesity is a treatable condition

Obesity is a major health hazard in America with more than 40% of adults being obese and nearly 10% severely obese.

New medications for obesity may revolutionize its treatment, although many questions remain. [ more ]

New York Post

7 ways drinking alcohol wreaks havoc on your gut health

Alcohol can negatively impact gut health, leading to weight gain, increased risk of diseases, and immune system vulnerabilities.

Drinking alcohol can irritate the gut due to ingredients and mixers in alcoholic drinks. [ more ]

www.nytimes.com

A New Match for Menopausal Weight Gain: Ozempic

Weight gain during menopause can be a frustrating and challenging experience for women, impacting their self-esteem and overall quality of life.

Some women going through menopause are turning to weight loss drugs like Ozempic to address their weight gain, despite the high costs involved.

Weight loss is recommended as an effective nonhormonal treatment for menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats. [ more ]

www.nytimes.com

A New Match for Menopausal Weight Gain: Ozempic

Weight gain during menopause can be a frustrating and challenging experience for women, impacting their self-esteem and overall quality of life.

Some women going through menopause are turning to weight loss drugs like Ozempic to address their weight gain, despite the high costs involved.

Weight loss is recommended as an effective nonhormonal treatment for menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes and night sweats. [ more ]

www.nytimes.com