Low Bmi

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  Type 5 Diabetes Officially Recognised: All About This Malnutrition-Linked Disease Affecting Millions

  The International Diabetes Federation (IDF) has officially recognized Type 5 diabetes, a distinct form of diabetes affecting lean and undernourished young adults in low- and middle-income countries, estimated to impact 20-25 million people worldwide.

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  Healthy Lifestyle May Help Mitigate High Genetic Risk Of Cancer, Researchers Find

  According to research, healthy lifestyle factors such as abstinence from smoking and drinking, low BMI, and exercise may help decrease cancer incidence, even in individuals with a high genetic risk.

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  Low And High BMI Could Raise Child's Risk To Develop Eating Disorder Later: Study

  Underweight children could be at an increased risk of developing anorexia nervosa in adolescence

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  This Is What Your BMI Tells About Your Health

  Both very high and very low levels of Body Mass Index (BMI) are associated with an increased risk of death due to various causes. BMI of between 21-25 kg/m2 is associated with the lowest risk of dying from cancer and heart disease.

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  Here Is Something You Need To Know About Your BMI Levels: 3 Foods To Lose And Gain Weight

  According to a recent study, both very high and very low levels of Body Mass Index (BMI) are associated with an increased risk of death due to various causes. Eat these foods to lose and gain weight.

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  Your Body Weight Can Affect Your Chances Of Getting Pregnant

  First you need to understand that regular and unprotected sex is what will not always help you get pregnant. Yes having sex is vital for pregnancy but there are other factors too, like your body weight.

• Obesity, Low BMI May Up Migraine Risk In Women: Study

  New York: Young women with obesity or underweight conditions may be at an increased risk for migraine, according to a study. Migraine is a headache of varying intensity, often accompanied by nausea and sensitivity to light and sound. The study revealed that people who are obese (defined as a body mass index or BMI of 30 or higher) were 27 per cent ...

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  Obese teenagers don't benefit from meal replacements

  Obese teenagers opting for replacement diet as a quick-fix solution to shed weight quickly. Unfortunately in the long run these replacement meals are no better than regular standard low calorie diets.

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  Carbohydrates for weight loss

  A study conducted in Australia shows that both low and high carbohydrate diets work equally well for maintaining weight loss.

• Obese men and bad sperm quality

  Obese men are more than three times as likely to have low sperm counts compared with their normal-weight peers.