dietary changes
One out of five people have non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), and many people are unaware they have it. The article explains how 4 lifestyle changes can help reverse NAFLD based on science.
A variety of chronic health problems can shorten life. One you hear less about is fatty liver disease, a condition where fat builds up on the liver. The most common cause is non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, a health condition that now affects adults and even children. The good news? Lifestyle can make a difference. What role does exercise play in lowering the risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease?
Metabolic syndrome is one of the most common health problems that often goes undiagnosed. Yet, it can lead to serious health problems. Fortunately, it’s a syndrome you can lower the risk of through lifestyle and even reverse through lifestyle changes.
If you’re trying to make healthy lifestyle changes, should you focus on diet or exercise habits first? A new study looked at this issue and came to some interesting conclusions. Find out why BOTH diet and exercise deliver the best results, whether you’re trying to stay healthy or lose weight.
Want to get full faster? Take a closer look at the composition of what you’re eating and the variety of items you’re putting on your plate. These factors can impact satiety and how quickly you feel full and satisfied. Discover five ways to boost satiety by changing the composition of your diet.
Are you filling your cup with calories and wondering why you’re not losing weight? According to a new study, switching over to calorie-free beverages could help you lose up to five pounds without making any other changes to your diet. Beverage calories count. Here’s how to make better beverages choices.
Kitchen makeovers are not cheap; if you are on a budget, make changes gradually, starting with the worst food offenders. The next time you go grocery shopping, stick to diet-friendly rules.
