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…the time of death, as well as their sex, race, education level and marital status. Based on where the person lived, the researchers used data from the American Community Survey,…
…we walk is influenced by sex, height, age, and muscle strength, and sometimes by neural or muscular disorders such as stroke or Parkinson’s Disease. This human and task variability is…
…intake), while toddlers consumed about 6 tsp of sugars (about 8 percent of their daily caloric intake). No differences were detected in added sugars consumption by sex, family income level,…
…into more primal feelings of sexual insecurity, jealousy and fear among both men and women. The effect taps into primal feelings of sexual insecurity, jealousy and fear “Highly attractive women…
…of metabolic syndrome involves high waist circumference (with ethnic and sex-specific cutoffs) plus two of the following four components: high blood pressure, raised triglyceride levels, raised fasting glucose levels and…
…exercise. Findings of the study The study found that after considering age, education, sex, smoking and exercise, that a higher diet score was linked to larger brain volume. This took…
…A Scientific Review with Clinical Application. Journal of Nutrition and Metabolism. 2015;2015:760689. doi:10.1155/2015/760689. Trabert B, Schwartz SM, Peters U, et al. Genetic variation in the sex hormone metabolic pathway and…
…to have beta-amyloid plaques than those who didn’t. When age, sex, education and body-mass index were adjusted for the risk still remained 2.75 times greater. This suggests that AD could…
…include down-regulation of sex hormones (women often lose their periods temporarily) and an increase in cortisol secretion. 5) Get strong(er)! Changing your body composition can’t be done with diet alone,…
