Category: Weight

Of all the numbers which can be attributed to an individual over the course of their life is their weight right after the phone number of their sweetheart. An individual’s weight is often a key factor in determining their health and anyone who has visited the hospital can relate to.......

Without good health, we simply cannot achieve anything- be it personal goals, professional targets etc. that we have set for this year. Here are 8 steps we can take to have a happier, healthier year and to make the year, fruitful. Understand the concept of healthy lifestyle: You cannot work.......

We live in a society where the voices that pressure us into looking one way or the other can make us want to focus on looking too thin (underweight) or having ‘enough body’ (overweight or obese). These voices can be from the media, friends, spouses/partners, family, culture and sometimes the.......

Underweight is a term used in describing an individual whose weight is below the recommended weight for his/her height and also has inadequate body fat to sustain the body. The BMI calculation is used in determining whether an individual is underweight or not. A person is underweight when their BMI.......

Overweight or obesity is a term used in describing an individual who has excess body fat. Simple methods such as Body Mass Index (BMI) calculations and waist circumference measurement are used in defining it. Individuals aged 18 and above are considered overweight when their BMI is between 25 and 30........

Diets high in calories, that is high in fat or high in sugar are among the contributing factors of overweight and obesity, which are risk factors for Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, some cancers and cardiovascular diseases like heart disease and stroke. To reduce the risk of overweight and.......

In this article we explain two simple methods you can use to get a rough idea of your nutritional status. 1) Calculating your Body Mass Index (BMI) This is calculated by dividing your weight in kilograms by the square of your height in metres{Weight in kg/ (height in metres)2}. Now.......

One of the contributing factors of obesity is a diet high in calories that is high in fat or high in sugar. Overweight and obesity are risk factors for Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, some cancers and cardiovascular diseases like heart disease and stroke. Below are tips to help.......

When it comes to alcohol, most of us have lots of questions. Below we answer some frequently asked questions. Are there risks associated with drinking alcohol? Yes there are. Alcohol consumption is associated with liver problems, reduced fertility, high blood pressure, some cancers and heart attacks. What amount of alcohol.......

In a day, it is recommended for an individual to eat three meals; breakfast, lunch and supper. This ensures that we supply our body with its fuel, food. Among these three meals, breakfast is considered the most important. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day because the energy.......

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