Tag: Metabolic Health
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How Alzheimer’s Disease May Disrupt Brain-Fat Communication, Elevating Cardiometabolic Risk
Overview: The Brain-Fat Axis under Strain Alzheimer’s disease (AD) is widely known for its cognitive toll, but emerging research suggests its reach extends into the body’s metabolic and cardiovascular systems. A study from Houston Methodist points to a troubling possibility: Alzheimer’s disease may hijack the brain’s ability to regulate fat tissue and overall energy metabolism.…
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Alzheimer’s Disease Hijacks Brain-Fat Communication and Metabolism
Overview: A new link between Alzheimer’s and metabolic health Alzheimer’s disease is widely known for its impact on memory and cognition, but a growing body of research is revealing deeper consequences for the body’s metabolic systems. A recent study from Houston Methodist highlights how Alzheimer’s disease may hijack the brain’s communication with fat tissue, a…
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Alzheimer’s Disease May Hijack Fat Tissue Communication, Worsening Metabolism
Understanding the connection between Alzheimer’s disease and metabolic regulation Alzheimer’s disease is widely recognized for its impact on memory and cognition, but emerging research suggests the condition may extend its reach into how the body manages energy and fats. A growing body of evidence indicates that Alzheimer’s can disrupt the dialogue between the brain and…
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Obesity Redefined: Study finds nearly 70% of US adults would be obese under new criteria
New obesity criteria shift the goalposts A landmark study from Mass General Brigham applies an updated obesity framework to a large US dataset and finds a dramatic reclassification: 68.6% of adults would be labeled obese under the new criteria, compared with 42.9% under the traditional BMI-alone standard. The jump is most pronounced among those with…
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Diabetes by 2050: 5 Warning Signs of Pre-Diabetes
The Global diabetes forecast and the importance of early warning New projections from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Lancet Commission on Diabetes reveal a sobering trend: by 2050, more than 1.3 billion adults—about 1 in 8—could be living with diabetes. This surge, up from roughly 500 million in 2021, underscores a global health…
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Smart Carbs for Women in Their 40s: Harvard Insights for Healthy Aging
Why smart carbs matter for women in their 40s Healthy aging isn’t just about adding years to life; it’s about preserving vitality, independence, and mental clarity as we grow older. A landmark Harvard-led study followed more than 47,000 women for over three decades to understand how diet affects aging. The researchers defined “healthy aging” as…
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Obesity and Cancer: How Bariatric Surgery Reduces Risk Across 12 Cancers in India
Obesity and cancer: a rising link in India Obesity has become a public health crisis in India, affecting both urban and rural populations. Beyond well-known risks like diabetes and heart disease, excess body weight is now linked to an increased risk of at least 12 different cancers. The IARC’s findings, which point to obesity as…
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5 Home Signs That Could Signal Fatty Liver: What Indians Should Know
NAFLD in India: A Growing Silent Concern Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) is increasingly common in India, with expert estimates suggesting about 38% of adults may be affected. Often silent, fatty liver can quietly progress to more serious liver conditions if not addressed. While a proper diagnosis requires medical tests such as ultrasounds and liver…
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Doctor Shares 6 Everyday Habits with Surprising Yet Massive Health Benefits
Six Everyday Habits That Deliver Massive Health Benefits Dr. Kunal Sood, a renowned anesthesiologist and pain medicine expert, has highlighted six simple daily habits that can significantly boost physical and mental well-being. The ideas are easy to integrate into everyday life and backed by research, offering meaningful health dividends with minimal effort. 1) Cold showers…
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The Hidden Dangers of Late Dinners: How Eating Close to Bedtime Impacts Heart, Sleep, and Metabolism
The Case for Earlier Dinners: Why Timing Matters for Health Meal timing isn’t just a matter of convenience. Eating too close to bedtime can disrupt internal rhythms and place extra strain on multiple body systems. Emerging evidence suggests that dinner timing affects digestion, sleep quality, glucose control, body weight, and cardiovascular risk. For adults juggling…