There are people out there who seem to look and feel good effortlessly. If you’ve ever wondered what their secretsare, a new study may have uncovered a couple of clues. “Most slim people don’t employ restrictive diets or intense health Read More …
Both chili peppers and ginger are widely used spices in certain cuisines, and have been studied for potential health effects. Washington D.C.: If you are one who loves hot-n-spicy food, then this is of course a news for you to Read More …
Put in efforts for a year and then it only gets easier. Losing weight and keeping it off can be especially difficult for people who are obese, but a new study shows maintaining a weight loss for a year may Read More …
Genes may explain why some people are more responsive to caffeine. Some people can’t start the day without a piping hot cup of coffee (or two, or three). Now, scientists have identified a gene that may explain why some people drink more Read More …
indians have become more health conscious from the last decade. People belonging to all age groups want to maintain a healthy weight and to have a fabulous looking body. However, it is not easy for an Indian to remain in Read More …
The gustatory cortex receives information from all the senses, not just taste. Our brain relies on not just one but all the senses to anticipate taste, a new study suggests. The study, by researchers from the Stony Brook University in Read More …
Let’s make one thing clear: Restrictive diets suck. Which is why instead of driving yourself crazy trying to stick to one, you can consider sipping a weight loss tea. Some brews can help you stop snacking while others can boost calorie burn. Read More …
A new study suggests walking breaks could be key to avoiding weight gain. If you think standing at your desk will keep your waistline trimmer than sitting at your desk, think again. According to research appearing in the Journal of Physical Read More …
The bug spreads fast. Stomach infection, flu or chicken pox germs spread in a matter of no time. While some diseases spread through breathing the germs in the air others may be contracted by touch or even consuming contaminated water. Read More …
Starbucks is planning to add almond milk to their menu, providing a wider selection for customers who prefer non-dairy options with their coffees or frappuccinos. The chain currently offers soy milk and coconut milk. The almond milk, which will cost an extra 60 cents, will be available in Read More …