Trans Fat on the Outs with Food Companies gwhqadmin June 11, 2010 Breaking WLS News Trans fats, those partially hydrogenated oils that raise bad cholesterol, are no longer popular with restaurants and supermarkets, a new study says....
Diabetes Risk Reduced with Moderate Alcohol Consumption gwhqadmin May 31, 2010 Breaking WLS News Diabetes affects 26 million adult Americans, and rates continue to rise. Now, a new study shows that a couple of drinks a day could minimize the risk...
High-Fat Foods Could Trigger Asthma gwhqadmin May 25, 2010 Breaking WLS News 1 Comment A high-fat diet not only increases the risk of heart disease, but could also affect lung function, according to a new study....
Video Games Get AHA Seal of Approval to Combat Obesity gwhqadmin May 21, 2010 Breaking WLS News Video games that promote physical activity can help reduce rates of obesity and heart disease, according to the American Heart Association, which...
Weight Loss Surgery News – March 5, 2010 gwhqadmin March 5, 2010 Breaking WLS News, WLS News This week on WLS News, good news for chocolate lovers: British scientists have developed a chocolate bar made of 60 percent water, that tastes just...
Saturated Fats Not Linked to Heart Disease gwhqadmin February 23, 2010 Breaking WLS News Saturated fats get a bad rap, but a new analysis of previously published studies has failed to find any clear link between how much saturated fat you...
Obesity Raising Cholesterol Rates Among Kids? gwhqadmin February 16, 2010 Breaking WLS News Obesity has done a number on cholesterol levels among kids and teenagers, studies show. And in some cases, the numbers are high enough to signal...
Weight Loss Surgery News – February 12, 2010 gwhqadmin February 12, 2010 Breaking WLS News, WLS News Find out why director Barry Levison's documentary on obesity, still in development, is already causing criticism, and how you can trick your brain to boost your willpower, this week in WLS News.
