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- Cindy Crawford's unaltered photo sparks new discussion on body image
- New study reveals that one in four of Scots kids in primary school are either overweight or obese
- A Recent Study on Obesity and Genetics in Nature Shows a Stronger Correlation Between the Two, But Calories Still Count Say Calories In, Calories Out Cookbook Authors
| Cindy Crawford's unaltered photo sparks new discussion on body image Posted: 18 Feb 2015 06:58 PM PST Have you seen that un-retouched photo of Cindy Crawford? It's sparking a new discussion on Photoshopped pictures and whether it's creating unrealistic body images among women. The topic has become so big it is making it all the way to Congress. |
| New study reveals that one in four of Scots kids in primary school are either overweight or obese Posted: 18 Feb 2015 03:11 AM PST THE figures released also revealed that the number of primary one pupils who have a healthy body mass index dropped from 77.5 per cent to 76.4 per cent in 2013-14. |
| Posted: A recent study in Nature (Feb 2015) demonstrates the increased role genetics plays in obesity, which may lead to new forms of future treatments. However, a healthy diet with attention to daily calorie intake and expenditure will remain a critical component of weight-loss and maintenance program say the authors of The Calories In, Calories Out Cookbook. (PRWeb February 18, 2015) This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now |
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