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	"weight loss" As-it-happens update ⋅ April 4, 2018
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	Science Finally Says That Eating Pasta Could Help You Lose Weight Shape Magazine Since pasta and other carb-heavy foods are often branded as an enemy of the scale, researchers looked at whether eating pasta causes weight gain in the context of a low-GI diet, which is conventionally considered conducive to weight loss. They found that among the 32 trials in which participants ate ... Flag as irrelevant
	Heavy kids who normalize weight in childhood can avoid extra diabetes risk Reuters (Reuters Health) - Although being overweight as a child increases the risk of type 2 diabetes in adulthood, a new study shows that the extra risk disappears if that excess weight is lost by age 13 and kept off in early adulthood. "Until our study came along, it was known that weight reduction in adulthood ... Flag as irrelevant
	Normalizing Weight By Puberty May Drop Diabetes Risk Later Medscape In a long-term epidemiologic study in Denmark, men who were overweight or obese as children had a greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes in adulthood than their slim peers — but their risk dropped back down if they lost weight by puberty and kept it off. "Our data showed that in this study ... Flag as irrelevant
	Eating Pasta Was Just Linked to Weight Loss, Not Making You Fat Thrillist Once it comes time to lose weight, most of us immediately give up everything good in our lives: pasta, other types of pasta, and the remaining types of pasta. This impulse is understandable as it's common knowledge that pasta leads to immediate and ruthless weight gain, but a new study suggests that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Study: Standing desks may provide health benefits for workers WNYT Can standing desks help shed pounds? A new study takes a look at whether using a standing desk really provides a weight loss advantage. Experts say standing versus sitting can account for some calories shed - and every little bit counts. Advertisement – Content Continues Below. Researchers ... Flag as irrelevant

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