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Q: Is it true that cayenne pepper can rev up your metabolism and help you lose weight?Maybe! The main ingredient in cayenne pepper is capsaicin, which gives the spice its strong and hot flavor …
When it comes to understanding your health, there are a lot of numbers that matter. You monitor your weight. Check your blood sugar levels, cholesterol, platelets and more.And then, there’s another number that …
… in kilograms divided by height in meters squared. The resulting number is supposed to show if your weight is within the underweight, healthy weight, overweight or obesity range.Doctors typically use BMI as a window …
It can be an exciting feeling to know that a GLP-1 agonist may help you reach your weight loss goals, especially if other methods that you’ve tried in the past haven’t worked …
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… fact eventually slow down your metabolism and increase your risk of chronic disease.Repeatedly gaining and losing weight — called weight cycling — is a common outcome of yo-yo dieting. Weight cycling may be linked to …
… amount (or 300 to 600 minutes a week) lowered their risk of premature death by 31%.2. Weight managementMaintaining a healthy weight requires a balance between the calories you consume from eating and drinking and …
… shape, size or phase it’s in. For example, if you’re having body issues related to weight, feeling comfortable with your size even as you try to lose or gain weight can make an …
… Ideally, you want to consume your protein shake within an hour after exercise.When to drink for weight lossIf you’re looking to lose weight, you still want to drink your protein shake after your …
Menopause comes with a lot of ups and downs. As your estrogen levels decrease, things like your body temperature and weight may increase. So, how do you stay balanced on the rollercoaster that is menopause …
Athletes, fitness buffs and novices alike all know the saying, “No pain, no gain.” To some extent, this saying is true.Weight-bearing and cardiovascular activities stress the body. As a result of that stress …
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