A growing number of consumers are turning to alternative and herbal treatments to lower their cholesterol, but experts are unsure if these treatments actually work. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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Researchers in Great Britain have found that middle-aged men who smoke, have high blood pressure, or have high cholesterol reduce their life expectancy by 10 to 15 years compared to men without these heart disease risk factors. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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A reader whose good cholesterol level is 115 asks if this level is normal, and if it is a sign of good heart health. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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A statistician has developed a “maximum weight limit” that he says may be easier for people to understand than the body mass index (BMI) scale. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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Many health experts say that adding a 1 cent tax on every ounce of soda would help stem the rise of obesity, and add 14.9 billion dollars for public health funding in America. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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When the fatty acids hit the brain people become immune to the effects of insulin and leptin. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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Children who suffer from anxiety and low self-esteem are at greater risk of becoming obese in adulthood, a new study suggests. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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Though getting pimples or blemishes is a part of growing up, a Norwegian study suggests vegetables and a low-glycemic diet may protect your teen from acne. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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Children with emotional problems are more likely to be obese in adulthood, a new study has found. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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According to a new study, only 7.5 percent of Americans do not have risk factors for the development of heart disease, a figure that suggests decades of progress against the condition may be on the wane. Source: MyDietExercise.com – Latest Diet & Exercise News
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