Articles related to "Children And Obesity"

Pregnant women who are exposed to pollutants have an increased risk of having obese children.

Don't wait until your child is already overweight to begin good eating habits. Guarding against childhood obesity begins before your baby is born.

Can research prove that the number of daily meals children eat is related to their weight? When is a child obese? King's College research provides some answers.

Dr. Paul Norton sheds a light on what is fast becoming recognized as a myth: sweets do not cause hyperactivity!

Sustainable communities and production methods are included n Coke's corporate social responsibility strategy.

Weight loss studies indicate that by monitoring their weight gain in pregnancy, women can reduce their children's risk for obesity.

Feeding your child healthy these days can be a tall order.

Child obesity is on the rise. It's no coincidence that children are also drinking more soda. Reducing soda consumption can help kids lose weight.

Obesity is a raging epidemic in children. For those that dislike traditional types of exercise, yoga is an excellent choice that offers fitness, fun and mental balance.

Five top reasons to visit US state parks include parks providing free and low-cost family fun on a budget. Good exercise, bonding and spiritual renewal are others.

Too much media use damages children's health, resulting in higher risk of obesity, tobacco, drug, and alcohol use, and sexual activity.

Overweight in children should be diagnosed before it expands into obesity, but research shows that pediatricians are not intervening by diagnosing medical health issue.

Research on rats has found MSG contributes to obesity in animals. New studies now suggest the food additive has the same effect on humans.

TV advertising gets new rules as food corporations deal with junk food ban. In order to address childhood obesity, kid's TV programs can't advertise sugar.

The epidemic of obesity in America has led to new approaches in weight loss management.

Many researchers believe that there are a number of specific factors that influence the likelihood of childhood obesity. These components affect obesity later in life.