New research from Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, has pointed out that sugary drinks, consumed in moderate quantities, do not contribute to weight gain, carbohydrate craving or adverse mood effects in women who are overweight.
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Sugary drinks may not contribute to weight gain
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Obesity may be linked to dementia
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A natural sweetener derived from the leaves of a Paraguayan plant Stevia rebaudiana
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Fast food not as unhealthy as previously thought
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Higher taxes on sodas not effective in fighting obesity
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Women fear getting fat
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Moderate physical activity may reduce postmenopausal breast cancer risk
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Coffee drinkers less likely to be hospitalised for heart rhythm disturbances
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Gastric bypass doubles the risk to develop alcoholism
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Weight gain induced by antipsychotic drugs can be avoided
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Dietary supplements may not halt bone loss
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Study suggests that night work may impair glucose tolerance
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Greater consumption of eggs not associated with cardiovascular risk
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Fruit can help prevent prediabetes
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No need to ban sugar exports:
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Coffee improves insulin sensitivity and prevents high blood sugar in mice.
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Actinidia polygama extract prevents obesity