Browsing: Weight Loss

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonist obesity drugs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro have opened a new paradigm in obesity care with their remarkable weight-loss effects and ability to improve complications. The problem is that patients who actually need pharmacological treatment are not receiving it properly. Experts point out that institutional reforms are needed to support…

To characterize Bioelectrical Vector Analysis (BIVA) vector patterns in adults with excess adiposity defined by fat mass index (FMI) and to examine the implications of obesity-related vector displacement for the clinical interpretation of BIVA

During an early morning Instagram Live session on Tuesday (July 28), the rapper addressed rumors that she recently went under the knife to achieve her figure after a recent performance at New York City’s Pacha nightclub has seemingly renewed criticism about Cardi’s figure

Cognitive function is a major concern in aging society. Current studies on the impact of body weight changes on cognitive abilities present conflicting results. This study explored the relationship between weight changes during adulthood and cognitive function in later life

Doctors from Bay Medical Clinic explain when weight-loss injections may be prescribed for obesity, what patients should consider and why lifestyle changes remain essential for long-term results

Peptides are the latest buzzy trend to take over the weight loss and fitness world, following the surge in popularity of GLP-1 medications such as Wegovy and Ozempic. They are now widely promoted online and sold in stores, while also drawing attention from the FDA

Customs agents at O’Hare Airport on Tuesday announced the seizure of a massive shipment of “unapproved medications” from China that included erectile dysfunction and weight loss drugs

A new study suggests that when people eat may play a role in protecting brain health as they age

It almost sounds like a riddle: How can you eat more, but lose weight? The answer is volume eating. This way of eating, when there’s a plan in place, is also known as the Volumetrics Diet. 

A new study suggests that when people eat may be just as important as what they eat when it comes to protecting brain health