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Mediterranean Diet Plus Lifestyle Changes Slash Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 31%
A study of 4,746 overweight or obese adults found that combining a Mediterranean diet with calorie reduction, exercise, and professional weight loss coaching reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes by 31 percent compared to the control group following only the Mediterranean diet, also resulting in signi...
Mediterranean Diet Plus Lifestyle Changes Slash Type 2 Diabetes Risk by 31%
A study of 4,746 overweight or obese adults found that combining a Mediterranean diet with calorie reduction, exercise, and professional weight loss coaching reduced the risk of type 2 diabetes by 31 percent compared to the control group following only the Mediterranean diet, also resulting in signi...
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Mediterranean Diet, Exercise, and Support Significantly Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A Spanish study (Predimed-Plus) involving 6,874 overweight to severely obese participants (55-75 years) demonstrated that a combined approach of a calorie-reduced Mediterranean diet, daily exercise, and professional weight-loss support resulted in a 31% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes compa...
Mediterranean Diet, Exercise, and Support Significantly Reduce Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A Spanish study (Predimed-Plus) involving 6,874 overweight to severely obese participants (55-75 years) demonstrated that a combined approach of a calorie-reduced Mediterranean diet, daily exercise, and professional weight-loss support resulted in a 31% lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes compa...
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Serena Williams' Weight Loss: GLP-1 Medication, and the Destigmatization of Weight Management
Serena Williams, a 43-year-old retired tennis star, publicly revealed her use of GLP-1 weight-loss medication after struggling to lose weight postpartum despite rigorous training, aiming to destigmatize such treatments and advocate for a more comprehensive approach to weight management.
Serena Williams' Weight Loss: GLP-1 Medication, and the Destigmatization of Weight Management
Serena Williams, a 43-year-old retired tennis star, publicly revealed her use of GLP-1 weight-loss medication after struggling to lose weight postpartum despite rigorous training, aiming to destigmatize such treatments and advocate for a more comprehensive approach to weight management.
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Weight Loss Jabs Curb £500-a-Month Shopping Addiction
Donique Wint, a 38-year-old civil servant from Greater Manchester, lost five stone and £500 per month in spending after starting GLP-1 medication, Mounjaro, in February 2025 to address her weight and shopping addiction.
Weight Loss Jabs Curb £500-a-Month Shopping Addiction
Donique Wint, a 38-year-old civil servant from Greater Manchester, lost five stone and £500 per month in spending after starting GLP-1 medication, Mounjaro, in February 2025 to address her weight and shopping addiction.
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Novo Nordisk Offers $499 Ozempic to US Patients
Novo Nordisk is offering Ozempic for $499 per month to US patients paying out-of-pocket, responding to political pressure to lower drug costs and competition from compounding pharmacies.
Novo Nordisk Offers $499 Ozempic to US Patients
Novo Nordisk is offering Ozempic for $499 per month to US patients paying out-of-pocket, responding to political pressure to lower drug costs and competition from compounding pharmacies.
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Japan to Introduce Stricter Boxing Safety Measures After Two Boxer Deaths
The deaths of two Japanese boxers, Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, from brain injuries following a boxing event in Tokyo on August 2nd, prompted the Japan Boxing Commission to announce stricter safety measures, including pre-bout urine tests and stricter rules on rapid weight loss.
Japan to Introduce Stricter Boxing Safety Measures After Two Boxer Deaths
The deaths of two Japanese boxers, Shigetoshi Kotari and Hiromasa Urakawa, from brain injuries following a boxing event in Tokyo on August 2nd, prompted the Japan Boxing Commission to announce stricter safety measures, including pre-bout urine tests and stricter rules on rapid weight loss.
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Combined Mediterranean Diet and Exercise Significantly Reduces Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A six-year Harvard and Spanish hospital study of 4,700 adults with metabolic syndrome found that combining a Mediterranean diet with regular exercise reduced type 2 diabetes risk by 31%, significantly more than diet alone, despite only a modest average weight loss of 6.5 pounds.

Combined Mediterranean Diet and Exercise Significantly Reduces Type 2 Diabetes Risk
A six-year Harvard and Spanish hospital study of 4,700 adults with metabolic syndrome found that combining a Mediterranean diet with regular exercise reduced type 2 diabetes risk by 31%, significantly more than diet alone, despite only a modest average weight loss of 6.5 pounds.
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Muscle Preservation Key to Healthy Weight Loss, Say Brazilian Experts
Brazilian experts highlight the importance of preserving muscle mass during weight loss by consuming sufficient protein and water and maintaining a moderate calorie deficit, emphasizing strength training to counteract metabolic slowdown and health risks associated with muscle loss.

Muscle Preservation Key to Healthy Weight Loss, Say Brazilian Experts
Brazilian experts highlight the importance of preserving muscle mass during weight loss by consuming sufficient protein and water and maintaining a moderate calorie deficit, emphasizing strength training to counteract metabolic slowdown and health risks associated with muscle loss.
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En Andar por Andar" Critiques Walking's Commercialization
Adriana Herreros' "En Andar por Andar", launching September 4th, 2025, critiques the commercialization of walking for weight loss, contrasting it with the simple pleasure of strolling, highlighting the rise of 'Japanese walking' as an interval training method and its integration into productivity by...

En Andar por Andar" Critiques Walking's Commercialization
Adriana Herreros' "En Andar por Andar", launching September 4th, 2025, critiques the commercialization of walking for weight loss, contrasting it with the simple pleasure of strolling, highlighting the rise of 'Japanese walking' as an interval training method and its integration into productivity by...
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Ozempic Mouth: A New Beauty Concern Emerges from Weight-Loss Drugs
The increasing use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic is causing a new cosmetic concern dubbed "Ozempic mouth," characterized by changes in facial structure leading to an aged or sunken smile appearance due to fat loss in the cheeks and jawline, alongside various oral health issues like dry mouth and...

Ozempic Mouth: A New Beauty Concern Emerges from Weight-Loss Drugs
The increasing use of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic is causing a new cosmetic concern dubbed "Ozempic mouth," characterized by changes in facial structure leading to an aged or sunken smile appearance due to fat loss in the cheeks and jawline, alongside various oral health issues like dry mouth and...
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GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs: Significant Muscle Loss Risk
Over 15 million Americans use GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, but these medications can cause significant muscle loss (15-60% of weight lost), impacting strength and potentially leading to falls and functional decline, especially in older adults. To mitigate this, strength training and a high-protein d...

GLP-1 Weight Loss Drugs: Significant Muscle Loss Risk
Over 15 million Americans use GLP-1 drugs for weight loss, but these medications can cause significant muscle loss (15-60% of weight lost), impacting strength and potentially leading to falls and functional decline, especially in older adults. To mitigate this, strength training and a high-protein d...
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Gut Bacteria Linked to Lower Body Fat, Promising New Weight-Loss Treatment
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen discovered that *Ruminococcus torques*, a gut bacterium, produces Rordep1 and Rordep2, molecules that promote weight loss by mimicking irisin and influencing appetite-regulating hormones; clinical trials are now underway to explore this bacterium's potenti...

Gut Bacteria Linked to Lower Body Fat, Promising New Weight-Loss Treatment
Researchers at the University of Copenhagen discovered that *Ruminococcus torques*, a gut bacterium, produces Rordep1 and Rordep2, molecules that promote weight loss by mimicking irisin and influencing appetite-regulating hormones; clinical trials are now underway to explore this bacterium's potenti...
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48% Bias Score
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