Ease of weight loss influenced by individual biology Researchers have found evidence supporting the commonly held belief that people with certain physiologies lose less weight than others when limiting calories. At this time, researchers do not know whether the biological differences are innate or develop over time.
Dine with a light eater if you want to consume less How much food your dining companion eats can have a big influence on how much you consume. This psychological effect, known as social modeling, leads people to eat less than they normally would if alone when their companion consumes a small amount of food.
Sweet fat acceptance? Online fat acceptance and the body beautiful If you are fat are you irresponsibly risking your health? Will you ever be able to look or feel beautiful? New research explores the cultural and political marginalization of fat women and their perceived moral failure to be healthy. It follows the rising tide of the online fat acceptance movement and their strategies for challenging societal conventions of body image and beauty
Sexual orientation, gender identity linked to eating disorders Transgender and non-transgender lesbian, gay and bisexual students are at greater risk for eating disorders. Researchers found that the rates of self-reported eating disorders were highest in transgender people. Heterosexual men had the lowest rates.
Six times more expensive to travel by car than by bicycle It is six times more expensive for society -- and for you individually -- if you travel by car instead of cycling. This has been shown in a study from Copenhagen, a city of cyclists. It is the first time a price has been put on car use as compared to cycling.
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