Banning Sweets Can Make Them More Tempting: How Parental Restrictions Shape Children's Eating Habits
Experts advise against dividing foods into forbidden and permitted categories or using sweets as a reward for good behavior...
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Overtraining May Disrupt Dopamine Regulation in the Brain, Study Finds
According to the authors, similar disruptions in humans could be associated with anxiety, insomnia and chronic fatigue, which often accompany overtraining...
Too Much Exercise May Harm the Brain: Scientists Discover Unexpected Effects of Overtraining
The researchers studied mice divided into two groups...
Child Dies of Measles in New York State for the First Time in 30 Years
I am saddened to learn that a child from Lewis County has died from measles," she wrote on X...
Frontiers: Almonds May Help Lower "Bad" Cholesterol
The researchers analyzed eight systematic reviews with meta-analyses of randomized trials investigating the effects of almond consumption on adult health...
AHA: Hypertension Before Pregnancy Increases the Risk of Congenital Heart Defects in Babies by 30%
Chronic hypertension—high blood pressure that existed before pregnancy or was diagnosed within the first 20 weeks—showed the strongest association with the risk of these defects...
Study: Activating Mitochondria May Slow the Growth of Cancer Cells
The study demonstrates that the metabolic characteristics of tumor cells may not simply be a consequence of their rapid growth, but also one of the factors regulating cell proliferation...
More Plant-Based Protein, Higher Testosterone? What a New Study Found
Although the differences in testosterone concentrations we observed were statistically significant, they were relatively small...
Scientists Improve Non-Invasive Liver Disease Diagnosis
Metabolic dysfunction-associated liver disease affects one in three adults worldwide and seven out of ten people living with obesity or type 2 diabetes...
ABC News: Weight-Loss Drug Tested in the US Delivers More Than Twice the Results of Ozempic
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