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1 in 5 US teenagers – 22.2% of high school students – are now classified as obese, a trend that carries serious physical and mental health risks throughout adolescence. Photo of the study: 1 in 5 US teenagers – 22.2% of high school students – are now classified as obese, a trend that carries serious … Read more
If you celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, corned beef may be on your menu. This dish has become a traditional Irish-American staple for spring break—but it’s not exactly known as a health food. So just how unhealthy is corned beef—and are there ways to make it a little better for you? Here’s what to know. Despite … Read more
Ranch Malibu offers luxury wellness retreats focused on hiking, nutrition and mindfulness, with the recent addition of animal-based proteins such as eggs, fish and chicken to its culinary program. The retreat combines challenging daily hikes through the Santa Monica Mountains with wellness activities like fitness classes, yoga, and daily massages, along with amenities like a … Read more
After years of success at Wigway, an Oakland patient is facing a setback as California cuts Medi-Cal coverage for long-term obesity drugs, putting his health at risk. Michael Silk/Universal Pictures Group via Getty Images I’ve lived with chronic obesity since I was 18 months old. For decades, it has shaped every part of my health … Read more
CHAMPAIGN – A new clinic in Champaign offers community members free counseling and treatment provided by graduate students at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. The healing, training and research clinic is staffed by graduate students enrolled in a two-year mental health counseling master’s program. The clinic is offering appointments this semester through May 6, with … Read more
Breaded chicken, brown rice and steamed broccoli, and then breaded salmon, sweet potatoes, and a green salad just dressed with olive oil. Oh, and keep each ingredient under 4 ounces and keep the entire day of eating to around 1,500 calories. Does this sound like enough food for every 15-year-old boy you know? Well, that’s … Read more
Teens use AI regularly, but finding nutritional advice can be a problem. – Yta23/iStockphoto/Getty Images Breaded chicken, brown rice and steamed broccoli, and then breaded salmon, sweet potatoes, and a green salad just dressed with olive oil. Oh, and keep each ingredient under 4 ounces and keep the entire day of eating to around 1,500 … Read more
The national interest in preventing health issues and living longer extends to condo living in South Florida. Buildings flourish with living spaces connected to hospitals, clinics, and health centers that focus on preventive aging with high-end lifestyles with easy access to health care. Developers say they see an opportunity to reach a growing population in … Read more
To promote food, nutrition and health, the International University of Health and Welfare (IUHW) has launched a new training course in collaboration with two major Japanese food companies, Ajinomoto and Meiji. The goal of the program is to cultivate professionals who can conduct evidence-based food research, disseminate research findings internationally, and contribute to debates about … Read more
welfare Evening workouts are on the rise as fitness meets social time. The best workout schedule for you will likely be one that gets you in the gym often and with lots of motivation. (Hiroku Miswick/The New York Times) Are you an early bird exerciser or a workout reformer night owl? According to NASM-certified Muscle … Read more