You drive home from work, see a big advertisement from a fast food restaurant and feel you actually are hungry. Sounds familiar? Researchers from Germany’s Max Planck Institute now proved that just seeing food indeed influences key hormone levels regulating hunger.
A increasing number of large women promote the slogan “big is beautiful” and at least some men seem to agree. But should being overweight be supported, if it means having health problems and shortening life span?
How to eat less? It’s one of the big questions for anyone trying to lose weight and get cravings under control. With a simple trick, you can harness the power of your mind to do it.
Do you have a stressful job and eat chocolate to relieve that stress? How about a short walk instead? Scientists at the University of Exeter found that office workers who exercised just a tiny bit afterwards consumed only half the amount of chocolate than those who didn’t.
Why is more than half a microgram of lead in a single dose of some supplements sold by Iovate Health Sciences, Inc.? Do their cold remedies really increase resistance to cold symptoms by 312%? Questions the company failed to answer, which resulted in a $1.5 million California fine.
