Obesity Could Be Caused by Oral Bacteria gwhqadmin July 26, 2009 Breaking WLS News Obesity could be caused by oral bacteria, a new study says. The research shows that specific bacteria in the human mouth may lead to excess weight...
Obesity Linked to Anti-Depressants, Study Shows gwhqadmin July 21, 2009 Breaking WLS News Obesity may be linked to anti-depressants, a recent study shows. While the researchers concluded that depression itself does not appear to increase...
Belly Fat Can Be Beat with Smart Food Choices gwhqadmin July 17, 2009 Breaking WLS News Belly fat can be beat with smart food choices, according to recent reports. Since the unsightly fat is speculated to trigger hormones that activate...
Obesity May Lengthen Life Expectancy, Say Japanese Researchers gwhqadmin July 9, 2009 Breaking WLS News Obesity is a dangerous disease that often underlies a host of other medical issues, from high blood pressure to diabetes. However, a new study by the...
Obesity Linked to Brain Decay, Study Shows gwhqadmin July 8, 2009 Breaking WLS News Obesity may cause a reduction in gray matter in the brain, according to a new study from the University of Pittsburgh. However, researchers found no...
Obesity Not a Disability, AMA Says gwhqadmin July 6, 2009 Breaking WLS News 9 Comments Obesity is not a disability, according to a policy adopted by the American Medical Association to formally oppose efforts by advocacy groups that...
Weight Loss Surgery News – July 3, 2009 gwhqadmin July 3, 2009 Breaking WLS News, WLS News 9 Comments In the July 3, 2009 edition of WLS News, learn why breakfast really is the most important meal of the day when it comes to keeping off extra weight. Plus, discover the super fat-burning ingredient in your kitchen pantry, learn how obesity affects your brain, and find out the secret to longevity for people with a higher BMI. It's all in this week's newscast -- click the link to watch now!
Obesity, Overeating Caused By Habituation, Study Says gwhqadmin June 29, 2009 Breaking WLS News Obesity is a disease most often caused by overeating. Yet despite years of scientific study, research has yet to reveal precisely why people overeat....
