Obesity and depression reinforce each other so treating them together yields better lasting health and well-being.
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Rapid demand for GLP 1 weight loss drugs risks poor long term health unless policies prioritise muscle preserving approaches for genuine wellbeing.
Reducing parental stress may help prevent obesity in young children by improving parenting behaviours and promoting healthier eating habits.
Improving diet quality during pregnancy may help women with obesity gain weight more safely without reducing overall food intake.
Preparing well for a somatic therapy session helps you feel comfortable, reduce anxiety, and get the most from mind and body work.
A new study reveals how weight stigma in healthcare continues to deter patients from seeking care, with many calling for more empathetic and respectful communication.
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The Mental Health Burden of High Drug Prices – And Why Weight Loss Drugs from Canada Offer Hope
Safe access to affordable weight loss medication supports both physical health and mental well-being for people living with obesity.
Childhood obesity and language development share a genetic link rather than a direct causal relationship, highlighting the complexity of cognitive growth.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Study Finds Link Between ADHD and Obesity Risk Among Young Adults in India
A study in Delhi NCR finds that young adults with ADHD face an increased risk of obesity, particularly combined-type ADHD, with the effect intensifying with age.
Research shows that a Western diet in adolescence impairs brain blood flow regulation, leading to lasting cognitive and vascular issues that may be mitigated by omega-3 fatty acid supplementation.
Aligning meals with natural circadian rhythms may improve metabolism, reduce fat accumulation, and lower the risk of obesity-related health issues.
Adopting a healthy lifestyle can help manage obesity and reduce the risks of metabolic syndrome and related health complications.
Childhood obesity is a pressing health crisis driven by poor diets, inactivity, and social influences, demanding urgent prevention and intervention efforts.
A recent study has shed light on the gap between the availability of effective weight management treatments (WMT) and their actual usage among individuals with obesity.
Obesity levels worldwide are rising, and therefore personalised care is becoming paramount.