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Body Fat May Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Depression: Study
The study shows it's not just about being overweight, but where the fat is located that could impact mental health.
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Here's How Intermittent Fasting Can Boost Men's Health
Intermittent Fasting: IF helps the body switch from burning sugar to burning fat for energy, which can lead to multiple physiological and cognitive benefits tailored to mens specific health needs.
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Benefits Of Ashwagandha On Mental Health
Below we share a list of benefits we can achieve from consuming ashwagandha.
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Is Spot Reduction A Myth? Expert Tells How Body Part-Focused Exercises Work
Spot reduction of fat is not considered a realistic approach to fat loss, let's understand why.
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Ladies Beware! Your Man's Obsession With Porn May Hamper Your Health
The study reports that a romantic partner's behaviour might be linked to the likelihood of a woman experiencing or engaging in such things as extreme guilt about eating, preoccupation with body fat, binging or purging.
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Our Genes Affect Where Fat Is Stored In Our Bodies: Study
Fat stored in the trunk has previously been associated with increased disease risk. Men have a greater amount of abdominal fat than women and this may explain the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease observed in males.
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Do You Need To Lose Weight Or Not? 6 Signs That You Have The Ideal Body Weight: Know Yours
The ideal body weight for men and the ideal body weight for women will be different. Here are 6 signs your body will show if you have the ideal body weight.
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Why Spot Reduction Doesn't Work
Men carry more fat in the midsection, and women tend to have more around thighs and hips. Read here to know what works the best for spot reduction.
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Women's Health: Obesity Shouldn't be Left Ignored, it's Not Just Weight Gain
28th May marks International Women's Health Day. While we commonly associate obesity as a health problem in men, it affects large number of women too.
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Obesity May Lower Risk of Arthritis in Men: Study
Overweight or obese men may have reduced risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, a new study claims.
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Weight not related to stronger bones
Fatter men have smaller, thinner bones, while those with more lean mass have larger, denser skeletons.
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Testosterone doesn't improve function in older men
Testosterone supplements may increase lean body mass and reduce fat in older men, it does not improve functional mobility or mental ability.
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Abdominal fat tied to higher stroke risk
Men who carry most of their fat in the belt area may be at increased risk of suffering a fatal stroke.
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Body Fat May Increase Risk Of Anxiety And Depression: Study
The study shows it's not just about being overweight, but where the fat is located that could impact mental health.
-
Here's How Intermittent Fasting Can Boost Men's Health
Intermittent Fasting: IF helps the body switch from burning sugar to burning fat for energy, which can lead to multiple physiological and cognitive benefits tailored to mens specific health needs.
-
Benefits Of Ashwagandha On Mental Health
Below we share a list of benefits we can achieve from consuming ashwagandha.
-
Is Spot Reduction A Myth? Expert Tells How Body Part-Focused Exercises Work
Spot reduction of fat is not considered a realistic approach to fat loss, let's understand why.
-
Ladies Beware! Your Man's Obsession With Porn May Hamper Your Health
The study reports that a romantic partner's behaviour might be linked to the likelihood of a woman experiencing or engaging in such things as extreme guilt about eating, preoccupation with body fat, binging or purging.
-
Our Genes Affect Where Fat Is Stored In Our Bodies: Study
Fat stored in the trunk has previously been associated with increased disease risk. Men have a greater amount of abdominal fat than women and this may explain the increased prevalence of cardiovascular disease observed in males.
-
Do You Need To Lose Weight Or Not? 6 Signs That You Have The Ideal Body Weight: Know Yours
The ideal body weight for men and the ideal body weight for women will be different. Here are 6 signs your body will show if you have the ideal body weight.
-
Why Spot Reduction Doesn't Work
Men carry more fat in the midsection, and women tend to have more around thighs and hips. Read here to know what works the best for spot reduction.
-
Women's Health: Obesity Shouldn't be Left Ignored, it's Not Just Weight Gain
28th May marks International Women's Health Day. While we commonly associate obesity as a health problem in men, it affects large number of women too.
-
Obesity May Lower Risk of Arthritis in Men: Study
Overweight or obese men may have reduced risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis, a new study claims.
-
Weight not related to stronger bones
Fatter men have smaller, thinner bones, while those with more lean mass have larger, denser skeletons.
-
Testosterone doesn't improve function in older men
Testosterone supplements may increase lean body mass and reduce fat in older men, it does not improve functional mobility or mental ability.
-
Abdominal fat tied to higher stroke risk
Men who carry most of their fat in the belt area may be at increased risk of suffering a fatal stroke.
