Weight loss News

A study on weight loss and gain from the Southern Methodist University has found a happy marriage isn't necessarily a healthy one. The study's figures found that happy marriages are more often associated with weight gain, divorces with weight loss

A new study has found that weight loss may be achieved by introducing certain gut microbes to the stomach. The study found by taking microbes from mice who had gastric bypass surgery and putting them in mice who didn't, the latter mice lost weight.

Valeria Levitin is a skeleton with a thin film of skin tightly over her bones. Hundreds of girls worldwide want to look like her, but she would rather be the poster model of how anorexia can disintegrate your body.

A researcher from the University of Missouri says that eating a high-protein breakfast makes losing weight easier. Her study found that after a high-protein breakfast, people are less likely to make poor eating choices later in the day.

Daan Schoeman believes that as a parent he has assassinated his sons' bodies with his family's lifestyle and diet. His son Kevin once weighed 145 kg at age 19.

Mandy Roux, mother of three, lost seventy kilograms of fat. Expecting the heavily publicised happiness that comes with fat loss, the experience instead made her long for the days of her fat body.

Efforts to lose weight often focus on balancing calorie consumption and expenditure day by day. But the timing of daily nutritious main meals could be another important key to weight loss success, an international team of researchers suggested recently.

You may have felt this to be the case all along but now a study has come along to officially link success at losing weight with willpower. The study also found that you can improve your willpower along the way to weight loss.

A study published online in the British Journal of Nutrition finds a morning workout before eating breakfast leads to dramatic results. The study found participants were losing 20 percent more body fat if they did not eat breakfast.

New research has shown that weight loss may play an important role in the body's response to combating infections caused by intestinal worms.