Tag: weight loss

Uncover the silent link between unintentional weight loss and heightened cancer risk, as revealed by a groundbreaking study from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Learn how unexpected weight loss can serve as a crucial indicator, urging individuals to seek medical evaluation for potential underlying health concerns

In the relentless battle against excess weight, MIT engineers have introduced a groundbreaking solution—a Vibrating Ingestible BioElectronic Stimulator (VIBES) pill. This vibrating pill, designed to stimulate stretch-sensors in the stomach wall, could signal the brain that it's satiated, presenting a unique method for appetite control.

For tea enthusiasts, the comforting embrace of a hot cup of chai is unparalleled. But in the diverse world of teas, some seek not just comfort but also weight loss benefits. Slimming teas, also known as weight loss or tummy fat reducing teas, function by stimulating the digestive tract to eliminate body fat, ultimately reducing overall fat stores through enhanced digestion and metabolism.

Explore how the way doctors communicate with their obese patients can significantly influence their weight loss success, as revealed by a groundbreaking study from the University of Oxford.

Tired of the endless cycle of diets and workouts that seem to yield no results? We've got a game-changer for you! Incorporating a simple yet effective strategy into your fitness routine can lead to quicker weight loss - exercising twice a day. Training twice daily has the potential to stimulate muscle growth, enhance strength, and, most importantly, accelerate fat loss.

When it comes to weight loss, nuts can get a bad rap – while they’re high in protein, they’re also high in fats, and this often deters those looking to shed a few kilos. However, a latest study discovered that incorporating almonds into a low diet not only helped participants lose weight but also improved their cardio metabolic health.

A recent study conducted by researchers in the Netherlands and the US has found that obesity impairs the brain's ability to detect fullness and feel satisfied after consuming sugar and fat.

Stating that non-sugar sweeteners (NSS) do not help in controlling body weight or reduce the risk of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), the World Health Organisation (WHO) issued a set of guidelines on NSS.

How many of you know that you are obese? Most of us may think we are not but the truth may be...

During COVID-19, several people have gained weight as isolation increased. However, a new study finds that weight gain can be prevented and perhaps reversed...