UFC star Paddy Pimblett has been questioned over his weight gain between fights by UFC legend Matt Brown.

Why does not getting enough sleep make us more susceptible to weight gain? Lack of sleep increases our drive to eat. There are two main reasons that this could happen. The first is that when we ...

A Japanese research team led by Tohoku University has found that babies conceived during the winter months are less likely to gain excess weight as adults, suggesting a possible link between the ...

Researchers uncover how emotional eating and body dissatisfaction silently shape our weight and well-being, offering critical insight for better obesity and mental health strategies. Study ...

Sedentary behavior, stress, poor sleep, and mental health conditions like depression can contribute to weight gain. Chronic stress increases cortisol levels, which may lead to increased cravings ...

The use of antidepressants has been linked to a 2% weight gain in patients who used this treatment at any point during a 6-year follow-up, according to a Spanish study. The authors suggest that ...

When women mature from adolescence into adulthood, many gain weight. A doctor explained why. (Representative picture: Freepik) In his post 'Why do women struggle to lose weight?', Dr Malhar Ganla ...

Take a look at 5 fruits that can silently contribute to weight gain. They are high in natural sugars and carbohydrates. While they provide instant energy but can lead to weight gain if consumed in ...

You might be focusing on your diet and exercise, but many hidden factors could be working against your body's natural ability to burn calories efficiently. When it comes to metabolism, some ...

Scientific research confirms that menopause triggers fundamental biological changes in how the body processes and stores calories, creating a perfect storm for weight gain, particularly around the ...

3/4th of the world's population uses rice as the main staple. However, a common belief persists: eating rice at night leads to weight gain and I have heard this so often from my patients. Let's see ...