Dietary Intake Linked to Memory Loss in Seniors
February 14th, 2012
We all recognize that overeating can cause weight gain, but now new research suggests excessive calorie consumption can double the risk of memory ...
We all recognize that overeating can cause weight gain, but now new research suggests excessive calorie consumption can double the risk of memory ...
In obese vs. thin individuals, brain glucose metabolism appears to be much higher in the brain's striatal regions -- areas associated with reward processing, according to ...
Swedish researchers have discovered that sleep loss can cause a specific brain region associated with appetite to be activated.
Specifically, investigators discovered the brain region to be more ...
A new study from Italy attempts to get a fuller picture of how mas media impacts health habits, and finds that television, print media and the ...
The buddy system boosts the likelihood of sticking to your New Year's resolutions, according to new research.
A new study ...
Childhood eating disorders threaten the health and well-being of a new generation. Unfortunately, clear guidelines to assist family practitioners and pediatricians are nonexistent.
Experts say that ...
We all know the weight control mantra of calories in, minus calories out, equals weight gain or loss. And, we all understand ...
Obesity appears to be strongly linked to structural changes in the brains of rats and humans, according to new research.
During a study of high-fat diets in the brains ...
New research finds that the better your memory and other thinking skills, the better your chances of losing weight and keeping it off.
A new study led by Dr. ...
Women with celiac disease are more likely to suffer from depression and eating disorders, even when they ...
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