Diet and Weight Loss:
The latest news and research about diet and weight loss. This category lists suggestions and tips about how to eat right and manage weight.
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Researchers report a new discovery of a complex set of neurochemical processes that show obesity can sustain itself, undermining hormones that would otherwise curb appetite or increase the rate at which calories are burned.
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A smart phone app is the latest weapon for fighting the battle of the bulge, and a new study found it helps people lose weight by paying attention to what they eat, and then carefully recording it using their smart phone
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Have you wondered why it is so difficult to lose weight? Now researchers have clues - it's your brain's fault.
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Scientists found that drinking too much green tea will not cause weight loss and can be harmful. Find out now what recently discovered ingredient taken with green tea will cause weight loss and prevent serious side effects from drinking too much green tea.
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How quickly you lose weight depends a lot on your genetic makeup, but choosing a diet that also lowers blood pressure can help. So says a new study, which found that doing two things – losing weight and cutting back on salt – were more effective at lowering blood pressure than either strategy alone.
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The higher the percentage of Facebook users in a city who list “healthy, active lifestyle” as one of their interests, the lower that city’s obesity rate, according to a new study published April 24 in PLOS ONE.
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Researchers have discovered that choosing a restaurant based on its menu type can actually reduce the number of calories you consume and help you lose weight.
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Discover what natural meat substitute researchers found that eating just one cup of per day resulted in more weight loss and more inches off the waist than a conventional dieting regimen.
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Discover how a free smartphone app for weight loss developed by scientists helped overweight volunteers lose an average of 10 pounds quicker than through online or paper diary weight loss management methods.
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After all the controversy surrounding a proposed ban on large sugary sodas by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a new study shows that restricting the serving size of sugary drinks actually makes Americans buy more of them to compensate.
