Some berry good news today from Harvard School of Public Health and the University of East Anglia. New research suggests young women can reduce their risk of heart attacks by eating these…
Americans spend billions of dollars each year on health, fitness, and weight loss products. But is it working? Are we getting fitter or fatter? Recent government statistics show obesity is on…
When it comes to winning the battle of the bulge, both being active and eating right are equally critical components. Getting fit and staying fit depend on consistency and regularity. It’s…
It’s common knowledge that women typically store fat on their hips and thighs. Men, on the other hand, accumulate more fat around the waistline and abdominal area. Why is that? Perhaps…
Yesterday, we ran a piece on infertility (http://hollywoodhealthletter.com/2013/01/10/infertility-and-obesity-is-there-a-connection/). Due to both the importance and the complexities of this topic, we feel it deserves more attention. So today, we delve a little…
Globally, infertility rates have not changed in the past two decades. New research studies show that in 2010, 48.5 million couples around the world were unable to have a child after…
When researchers at Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC) conducted a study with obese mice, they made a surprising find. These latest findings may explain why obese people are prone to asthma.…
Swedish researchers report high pollen exposure during late pregnancy increased asthma risk in infants. This cohort study was conducted at Sweden’s Umeå University. And it is published in the December, 2012…
Can you guess what two of the most popular New Year’s resolutions are for 2013? Lose weight and lose body fat. No surprise there, Eh? It’s the same year after year. But…
About 15 million Americans suffer from Eczema.1 There is no known cure. But there are some options available to help reduce the symptoms. Today, we take a look at a few.…
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