Thursday, October, 29, 2009
Does Stress Cause Belly Fat
February 05, 2009
From losing belly fat to cutting stress, Dr. Mehmet Oz says there are five things that people can do to actually slow the aging process. In this article from ABC News, Dr. Oz discusses the way that ordinary health problems age us before our time. He also talks about how health problems like high blood pressure may trigger other long-term issues, such as erectile dysfunction.
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Expert & Community Posts
By Gretchen Becker
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Health Expert
Fat makes you fat, and obesity causes diabetes. Everyone knows that, right? But maybe Everyone is...
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By Lisa Nelson
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Health Expert
...your skin. Excess visceral fat leads to the "beer belly" effect (also referred to as the...
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By The HealthGal
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Health Expert
...target 60 min/day/6 days per week decreased their belly fat by as much as 10-20% AND they lost...
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By Lisa Nelson
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Health Expert
...equals bigger portions to fill full, and adds to your belly fat. Being mindful and eating...
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By Larry Weinrauch
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Health Expert
...harder to find in people with a lot of fat in their belly (this is because the aorta, which is...
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Health Guide
...gender. Women gain
fat predominantly in the stomach, hips and thighs, while men tend to gain
fat in the
belly and waist.Risk by Age. People of any age are at risk for obesity. More children and...
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...increasing the likelihood of an artery-clogging blood clot.
Stress appears to impair the clearance of
fat molecules in the body, raising blood-cholesterol levels, at least temporarily.Chronic...
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...Lifestyle ChangesThe following are some tips for maintaining a healthy diet:Eat a diet low in saturated
fats. Not all
fats are unhealthy. Some studies suggest that omega-3
fatty acids, which are...
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...body.Be sure to include the forehead, ears, eyes, mouth, neck, shoulders, arms and hands, fingers, chest,
belly, thighs, calves, and feet.Once the external review is complete, imagine tensing and...
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...Excessive ExerciseAlthough most of a woman's estrogen is manufactured in her ovaries, 30% is produced in
fat cells by a process that transforms circulating adrenal male hormones into estrogen....
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