
Can Bad Bacteria and Parasites Make You Fat? Infectobesity Examined
Have you seen the shocking adverts online about bacterial infection being the reason you are overweight or obese?
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Our articles on obesity cover a range of topics including general information on the causes of obesity, obesity in the news, research into cures for obesity and advice on how to tackle it. Obesity is a social problem and a disease. It is not simply the result of being greedy. New thinking on government intervention and education is needed to reverse the obesity time-bomb.
Have you seen the shocking adverts online about bacterial infection being the reason you are overweight or obese?
Read MoreThe geography of obesity is shifting and becoming a serious global problem.
Read MoreIs it okay to be fat if you’re fit? The science says no. Being overweight is bad for your health, even if you’re fit.
Read MoreYou may think that gastric bypass surgery aids weight loss simply because you cannot eat or digest as much food. That is certainly what most doctors assumed when the procedure …
Read MoreThe Obesity Crisis continues to deepen across the world. It is not longer a disease affecting the wealthiest population from developed nations, it affects people across all social classes in all countries. So what is causing it, what problems is it creating, what are the treatments and solutions and are they effective?
Read MoreIt is a common misconception that it is OK for children to be overweight as they will lose weight when they get older. In most cases children that are overweight or obese at the age of 5 will continue to be obese into adulthood. There is no such thing as “puppy fat” for children, only babies should carry some extra protective fat. As soon as children are walking and running they should be slim and fit. It is now estimated that around 25% of all under 5 year-olds are overweight and many of these will go in to develop serious weight related illnesses such as Type 2 Diabetes.
Read MoreStudies show that although more men are starting to take their health more seriously most still do not care. The most striking observation is that in wealthier households men are becoming more likely to be obese even if their partners are fit and healthy. Why don’t men care about their weight? Are men living in denial or just lazy?
Read MoreMore people are failing to lose weight with diet and exercise programs and instead opting to go under the knife. Gastric band operations are becoming more common. However, are people sufficiently aware of the risks involved? Also the are reports that many people are find ways to continue to over-eat even after gastric band surgery.
Read MoreScientists from the Institute of Metabolic Science in Cambridge, UK, have uncovered a wide range of genes that are connected with obesity.
Read MoreJamie Oliver introduces himself as a man that has worked tirelessly to help save lives in his own way. Watch the full video below. I am not a doctor, I …
Read MoreObesity is in the news again this week, but the tone of the news has changed. Until recently discussion generally centered around the growth of obesity and how it is …
Read MoreOne thing is clear to all of us now, and that is a junk food diet is one of the causes of obesity. Being overweight or obese is quickly becoming …
Read MoreIn a recent study, reported by the BBC, children who are looked after by their grandparents on a regular basis are more likely to be come overweight that those who …
Read MoreThe UK is trying to reverse the tide of obesity and lethargy with dance. Following the success of dance contest shows on television, the government would like to see more …
Read MoreThe President of the European Society for Paediatric Oncology has warned that the current generation of children are at greater risk than ever of developing cancer later in life, due to …
Read MoreSome people believe that red wine has some special properties which can, when drunk in small quantities, improve your health. Now Swiss scientists at the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne in Switzerland …
Read MoreResearch scientists at University College London have announced that they believe that within five years there could be a cure for obesity. Scientists are currently developing a new range of …
Read MoreAs the obesity epidemic continues to increase, with almost 25% of the British population now officially obese (according to the Body Mass Index), action is needed to at least halt, …
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