Showing posts with label Appetite. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Appetite. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 4, 2013

Hearty breakfast curbs weight - study


Egg, Sausage Breakfast Curbs Weight: Study

From Food Navigator

From Eurekalert


 


Skipping breakfast, or eating a light breakfast may not be your best way to fight obesity.  This was the result of study in Obesity Society'scientific meeting.  Eating a full breakfast, rich in carbohydrate like egg and sausage help curb appetite and over eating.

Excerpt of the article:



"Pancakes and toast may not be your best breakfast options if you're trying to lose weight. New research presented this week at The Obesity Society's annual scientific meeting in Atlanta shows that high protein sausage- and egg-based breakfasts curb hunger better than high-carb morning meals or skipping breakfast entirely.

The study, which tested the impact of various types of breakfast in 18- to 55-year-old women, suggest the traditional American diet (which typically includes more protein at dinner and less at breakfast) may be a contributing factor to the nation's obesity crisis.
 

"Eating a breakfast rich in protein significantly improves appetite control and may help women to avoid overeating later in the day," said lead researcher Kevin C. Maki, a scientist with Biofortis Clinical Research, a Mérieux NutriSciences company." 









Friday, July 26, 2013

Soda drink may actually trigger cravings, weight gain and even leukemia - Dr. Mercola.com

Live healthy and long

Repost from Dr. Mercola.com archive | July 24, 2013

Despite repeated advertising claims, diet soda (I used to drink plenty of Zero and Mega drinks) with aspartame actually cause cravings, weight gain, obesity and even diabetes.

In a Journal entitled Appetite  aspartame and saccharine caused more weight gain than sucrose.

As for the link between cancer and aspartame and cancer, aspartame has been found to induce cancer of the liver in male rats.  In a longest study between cancer and other causes, aspartame has been linked to Hodgkin's lymphoma and leukemia.  The study came out in 2012

For splenda (sucrolose), the rating for splenda (I shifted to splenda from aspartame) has been downgraded from safe to caution