A literature review from the UK has concluded what we all know deep down: To lose weight and keep it off, you have to exercise a lot and watch your calories. Plus, your needs change regularly.
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Environmental chemicals found in certain plastics or manufacturing byproducts which interfere with metabolism and weight management may be condemning people to lifelong obesity.
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Since diabetes is a disease which affects blood sugar regulation, it makes sense to think that a diet low in carbs would help. However, experts disagree on which diet is best for diabetics.
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Long-term total carb restriction is not an option, especially athletes. Since carbs are the most important fuel for exercise, if you continually deny your body carbs, it will break down.
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Managing disabilities and taking on a new meal or exercise plan can be challenging. Unfortunately, epileptics on the oft-recommended ketogenic diet may be in a dangerous situation.
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Vegetarians and meat-eaters experience very similar health benefits, believe it or not. They perform comparably well in the gym and on the field, and can both enjoy heart-healthy meals.
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Vitamin D is an essential part of your diet. It helps with bone health, aerobic capacity, muscle strength, and muscle mass. It’s really easy to get enough, and it’s recommended for everyone.
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