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If You Want A Healthy Heart And Slim Waistline, Read This!
A few numbers on the weighing scale do not necessarily imply good health or your level of fitness. Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar suggests a few tips for a healthy heart and a slimmer waistline.
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Women Who Have A Larger Waistline Are At A Higher Risk Of Anxiety
Women who have a larger waistline are at a higher risk of anxiety.
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Wish To Get A Slimmer Waistline? Eat High-Fibre Foods
Eating high-fibre foods can help in trimming your waistline. Read full report here.
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Lack of Sleep Can Lead To Expanded Waistline: 5 Food That Can Help You Sleep Better
Individuals who sleep for just six hours a night have a waist size that is three centimeters greater than individuals who sleep for seven to nine hours.
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3 Best Ways To Reduce Belly Fat: Get A Flat tummy
Regular exercising, in particular abdominal, pelvic and oblique crunches, can help you have a flat tummy minus all the fat that you hate. So, let not your waist waste away into eternity when you can work towards the perfect ABS.
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More Evidence That We Need To Stop Sitting So Much: Especially Men
"Men who sat more were more likely to be obese, and that held even when we adjusted for their fitness level," said Carolyn E. Barlow, who led the research team at the Cooper Institute in Dallas.
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300 obese Pakistani cops removed from field jobs
A total of 324 policemen having a waistline of more than 38 inches will no longer be allowed to carry out field jobs in Pakistan's Punjab province and have been transferred to police lines. A police report was compiled after measuring waistlines of officials from the rank of constable to inspector. It found that of the total strength of 19,000 pers...
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As waistline expands, so does death risk
A large waist size is unhealthy for anyone, but for kidney disease patients, those extra kgs around the middle may double the risk of dying.
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Increasing fibre intake helps beat belly fat
Eating more fibre has a big impact in trimming the waistlines of young people.
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Extra flab on waistline invites heart troubles
Here's the bottom-line -- keep your waistline in control, otherwise you could end up having heart problems, say researchers.
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Abdomen fat tied to hypertension
The fat inside the abdominal cavity, known as visceral adipose tissue, is associated with high blood pressure in women.
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Having a big belly poses big risk
Having a big belly may be a risk factor for death even among people with normal weight.
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Large waistline - A cause for worry
Large waist size in middle-aged people puts them at the risk of developing artery-clogging plaques, even if their weight is within the normal range.
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Reduced waistline lowers diabetes and heart risk
People who manage to reduce their waistlines may also lower their risk of developing diabetes and heart disease.
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Overweight and large waists raise diabetes risk
Large waistlines and being overweight raises a person's risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but the combination of the two is most dangerous.
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If You Want A Healthy Heart And Slim Waistline, Read This!
A few numbers on the weighing scale do not necessarily imply good health or your level of fitness. Celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar suggests a few tips for a healthy heart and a slimmer waistline.
-
Women Who Have A Larger Waistline Are At A Higher Risk Of Anxiety
Women who have a larger waistline are at a higher risk of anxiety.
-
Wish To Get A Slimmer Waistline? Eat High-Fibre Foods
Eating high-fibre foods can help in trimming your waistline. Read full report here.
-
Lack of Sleep Can Lead To Expanded Waistline: 5 Food That Can Help You Sleep Better
Individuals who sleep for just six hours a night have a waist size that is three centimeters greater than individuals who sleep for seven to nine hours.
-
3 Best Ways To Reduce Belly Fat: Get A Flat tummy
Regular exercising, in particular abdominal, pelvic and oblique crunches, can help you have a flat tummy minus all the fat that you hate. So, let not your waist waste away into eternity when you can work towards the perfect ABS.
-
More Evidence That We Need To Stop Sitting So Much: Especially Men
"Men who sat more were more likely to be obese, and that held even when we adjusted for their fitness level," said Carolyn E. Barlow, who led the research team at the Cooper Institute in Dallas.
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300 obese Pakistani cops removed from field jobs
A total of 324 policemen having a waistline of more than 38 inches will no longer be allowed to carry out field jobs in Pakistan's Punjab province and have been transferred to police lines. A police report was compiled after measuring waistlines of officials from the rank of constable to inspector. It found that of the total strength of 19,000 pers...
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As waistline expands, so does death risk
A large waist size is unhealthy for anyone, but for kidney disease patients, those extra kgs around the middle may double the risk of dying.
-
Increasing fibre intake helps beat belly fat
Eating more fibre has a big impact in trimming the waistlines of young people.
-
Extra flab on waistline invites heart troubles
Here's the bottom-line -- keep your waistline in control, otherwise you could end up having heart problems, say researchers.
-
Abdomen fat tied to hypertension
The fat inside the abdominal cavity, known as visceral adipose tissue, is associated with high blood pressure in women.
-
Having a big belly poses big risk
Having a big belly may be a risk factor for death even among people with normal weight.
-
Large waistline - A cause for worry
Large waist size in middle-aged people puts them at the risk of developing artery-clogging plaques, even if their weight is within the normal range.
-
Reduced waistline lowers diabetes and heart risk
People who manage to reduce their waistlines may also lower their risk of developing diabetes and heart disease.
-
Overweight and large waists raise diabetes risk
Large waistlines and being overweight raises a person's risk of developing type 2 diabetes, but the combination of the two is most dangerous.
