When it Comes to Eating Less – Size Does Matter

A new study from the University of Utah reported that the size of your fork can determine how much you eat at meal time. Unlike other studies that link food consumption to the size of your plate, this research shows that using a larger fork actually caused people to eat less. Read more

Preventing Obesity in Babies

Something special happens when you can take a solution for one medical condition and apply it to help heal another one. There is a simplicity and beauty in being able to use the same medicine for two different causes. Each year there are more incidences of diabetes and obesity and these diseases threaten young and old alike. However in Great Britain there are now plans to take a tried and trusted diabetic drug and use it help reduce obesity in children. Read more

5 Healthiest Foods For Keeping An Active Brain

So many people put all the focus with their diet on the foods that are going to help them lose weight quickly and achieve best body health. But as you do so, you must not forget to take care of your brain health as well by eating foods that will supply all the vital nutrients that it needs for proper functioning. Read more

Working Mothers Children More Prone to Obesity

A recent research has shown that there is an interesting correlation between working mom’s employment years and weight gain in their kids. Thus if a child is growing up without constant monitoring by his or her mother, there are greater chances of obesity for the children. It is not so surprising however as there have been similar findings before also, stated a researcher Taryn Morrissey Read more