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Protein and Metabolism

Did you know… Higher protein intake is associated with increased satiety and a reduced energy efficiency. This results in greater fat free mass and less fat mass. The researchers defined a higher protein diet as one that contains a normal…

Fatness versus Fitness

Obese subjects that are fit (as measured by max VO2) still have cardiovascular risk factors such as increased fasting insulin, C-reactive protein and total cholesterol Normal weight subjects at the same fitness levels did not have these risk factors. Can…

Fat foods

In men, obesity is associated with a higher intake of beef. In women, it’s hamburger, fried chicken, hot dogs, bacon or sausage, eggs, french fries and overall fat consumption. High fiber cereal, fruit and overall fiber intake were associated with…