Take Care Of Your Skin As It Takes Care Of You Obesity increases the risk of Rosacea, a chronic skin disorder identified by facial redness and small red bumps on the chin, cheeks, nose, forehead and visible small blood vessels. Obesity and Rosacea: According to a study done from 1991 to 2005, taking 89,886…
Studies on the relationship between obesity and dental health revealed that the obese are 5.9 times more prone to develop severe gum disease than normal people –Periodontitis. It has been suggested within the literature that obesity may alter body homeostasis, which may increase Dental caries. Obesity contributing to dental problems: It is a very well-known fact that…
Obesity is a complex disease defined as excessive fat deposition in the body causing risk to the health of the individual. Depression is one of them. Studies have revealed that obese people are at higher risk for depression as compared with the normal healthy. The journey of obesity usually starts from childhood the key players…
COVID-19 is now a pandemic affecting many countries globally. The recent study states that people with obesity are more likely than normal-weight people to have other diseases that are independent risk factors for severe COVID-19, including heart disease, lung disease, and diabetes. They are also prone to metabolic syndrome, in which blood sugar levels, fat…
Dairy milk is derived from animals like cows and goats, whereas soya milk is plant-based milk from the extracts of soybeans. The nutrition content of both is interesting to know. 236 ml of soya milk contains 80 calories, 4g of fat, 7g of protein & 300 mg of calcium, whereas the same 236 ml of…
Weight gain? Cortisol may be your real culprit for those extra kilos. Cortisol is also called the “Stress Hormone”. When life throws a lot of stress, the body reacts by producing cortisol/ stress hormones, which in turn increases the appetite. Stress generally leads to emotional eating and this, in turn, leads to an increase in…
Body “fat” overall gets a bad reputation, especially visceral fat that is known to increase the risk for health problems like diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Few of us would ever want to purposefully increase our fat stores, considering “excess dysfunctional adipose tissue” (extra fat!) is considered a major risk factor for dozens of diseases…
