Annals of Behavioral Medicine: One Partner’s Poor Sleep May Worsen the Other Partner’s Diet
However, a similar association was observed in their partners — even when the partners themselves slept well...
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Nutrition & Diabetes: Eight-Hour Eating Window Linked to Greater Weight Loss With Intermittent Fasting
The researchers studied time-restricted eating (TRE), a form of intermittent fasting in which a person eats only within a specific daily time window...
Nutrients: The Aroma of Coffee May Affect Mood
For each participant, freshly brewed coffee was placed approximately 50 cm away.․․
BJSM: Just 30 minutes of brisk walking a day may reduce the risk of premature death
Researchers also considered the maximum sustained walking pace during the most active 30 minutes of each day.․․
Weight-Loss Drug May Affect Aging: Scientists Discover an Unexpected Effect of Semaglutide
The study involved 20-month-old female mice that began receiving semaglutide at an advanced age...
SB: The Rule of Drinking Eight Glasses of Water a Day Has No Scientific Basis
According to the expert, a document from the U.S. Food and Nutrition Board did indeed recommend consuming about 2.5 liters of water per day — roughly eight glasses...
Alcohol-Related Cancer Deaths Double in the U.S. as the Number of Such Deaths Rises Over 33 Years
The researchers note that the public remains much more aware of the association between alcohol and liver disease than of its potential role in the development of other types of cancer.․․
Scientists Find Who May Benefit More from Coffee in Terms of Parkinson’s Disease Risk
In the overall study population, the researchers found no significant association between the amount of coffee consumed, the CYP1A2 variant and the risk of Parkinson’s disease...
The Word “Diet” May Put Men Off: Study Suggests Easier Ways for Them to Lose Weight
However, the researchers identified several strategies that could make weight-loss programs more attractive to men...
“Morning Larks” and “Night Owls”: Who Struggles More to Balance Work and Life?
Researchers analyzed data from 2,266 working residents of Finland and divided them into three groups based on their individual circadian rhythms: morning, evening and intermediate chronotypes...
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