Adjusting your eating schedule in winter can help your body and mind better cope with the cold months.
Our bodies operat…
Metabolism
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In the evening, metabolism slows down, and heavy meals can disrupt sleep, cause heartburn and bloating, especially for those with chronic digestive disorders. To avoid overloading the stomach, dinner should…
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Researchers have long observed that older adults struggle more with low temperatures. So, it’s no surprise that as we age, our wardrobes fill up with warmer coats, gloves, and scarves.…
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This group of people is often overlooked by society. Nowadays, the world’s attention is primarily focused on the billion-strong population suffering from obesity. However, on the other end of the…
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Stayed up late answering emails or binge-watching a show? The next morning you feel groggy and irritable. Sweet pastries or a greasy sandwich for breakfast seem far more appealing than…
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Research on mice shows that obesity changes how the body responds to fasting. Periodic, or intermittent, fasting has become a popular strategy for improving health and metabolism. It involves extended…
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Researchers at City of Hope found that waistlines expand with age because aging stem cells become more active. Many people face this age-related change, which can be disheartening. But it’s…
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People who struggle with excess weight often hear the advice: “Eat less and move more.” They’re blamed for lacking self-discipline or for not following a proper diet. But those criticisms…
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The largest study yet on the topic found that people conceived in colder months store fat differently than those conceived in warmer months. A team from the University of Tokyo,…
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It’s well-known that losing weight requires eating less and moving more. But how many calories do you need to cut from your daily diet to actually shed pounds? It might…
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Many people at holiday parties worry about how to make it through the celebrations without overdoing the drinking and hurting their health. Meanwhile, for some, the alcohol marathon ends before…
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The team at the University of Copenhagen says a natural metabolite called urolithin A, found in pomegranates, helps clear damaged brain cells. To test this, researchers modeled Alzheimer’s disease (AD)…
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Weight gain as we age is so common worldwide it’s almost a cliché. By age 50, the average person has gained about 15 pounds. A recent study from Nagoya and…
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Researchers at Umeå University call this hormonal interplay a “tug-of-war” between sugar and fat. If you eat a lot of sugar, be careful with sweets: when sugar levels in the…
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Aging is a natural part of the human experience. However, not all organs and functions of the body lose their vitality at the same rate. Geneticists at Stanford University have…
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Recent research shows that a fetus tries to grab as many nutrients as possible from the mother during pregnancy. Unique ‘greedy genes’ inherited from the father help drive that push.…
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People tend to see late-night eating as unhealthy because it’s thought to cause weight gain and other health problems. Tim Spector, a professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College London,…
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A team of researchers from the Karolinska Institute (Sweden), the University of Bristol, and Imperial College London (United Kingdom) has announced that calorie-free caffeinated beverages may help reduce fat deposits…
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The World Health Organization estimates that one in eight people worldwide has obesity. A randomized study from Washington State University found that drinking a large glass of elderberry juice daily…
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Sassy water tones the body and flattens the stomach. Both of these recipes are designed to help burn subcutaneous fat, reduce excess water retention, and boost metabolism. Pick the one…
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Researchers at Virginia Tech have found that a natural compound—elenolic acid—may help fight obesity and type 2 diabetes. After just one week of treatment, elenolic acid lowered blood sugar in…
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And that’s not the only benefit of this eating style. While the vast majority of people eat three meals a day, experts suggest that some might be better off eating…