Dieters wanting to control the amount of food they consume while eating out now have a new way to do just that – use bigger forks. A recent study shows that diners using large forks eat less than people using smaller forks. University of Utah researchers studied how bite sizes impacted the overall amount of food [...] Read more…
Pregnant women who eat too much increase the risk of their babies developing eating disorders, low IQ, behavioral problems & mental health conditions like schizophrenia. Since long, doctors have known that overweight pregnant women are at increased risk of suffering blood clots. However, the long-term effects of overeating during pregnancy on a baby’s health were [...] Read more…
Teenage boys tend to have more food after spending an hour video gaming, says a new study. A Canadian study that involved 22 teens of normal-weight found that the lads had 163 extra calories after playing video games & didn’t compensate for the additional intake by burning up more calories while video gaming or consuming less [...] Read more…
