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Health Dangers of Carrying Extra Weight In Your Midsection
Health Dangers of Carrying Extra Weight In Your Midsection Even though obesity and being overweight consists of carrying excess fat in several areas of your body, the midsection is the spot most associated with being overweight. Both men and women pack on excess abdominal fat as they gain weight, but it is men who seem…
How Sleep Deprivation Inhibits Weight Loss in Springfield
How Sleep Deprivation Inhibits Weight Loss in Springfield In modern society, it seems almost normal for people to get less sleep than in past generations. With the world operating on a 24/7 basis via the internet and boatloads of stimulation right at our fingertips, sleep deprivation is as common as ever. Contact our weight loss…
How to Take the First Step Toward Your Weight Loss Goals in Springfield
How to Take the First Step Toward Your Weight Loss Goals in Springfield Losing weight seems to be on the agenda for thousands upon thousands of people when looking to improve their health and prevent disease. With obesity rates sky high and the connection to health conditions like diabetes, heart disease and sleep apnea plain…
Important Nutrients in the Springfield Weight Loss Process
Important Nutrients in the Springfield Weight Loss Process You already know that sugar can add inches to your waistline, and promote several serious health conditions. The information is out there in a multitude of different forms for all to read. What we don’t see nearly as often is information telling us what types of nutrients…
Vitamin K: The Amazing Nutrient You’ve Probably Never Heard Of
Vitamin K: The Amazing Nutrient You’ve Probably Never Heard Of Vitamin what? K? Yup! Why’d they skip vitamins F, G, H, I & J? Great question! That’s because the “K” stands for “koagulation” which is the Danish spelling for “coagulation.” Vitamin K is the vitamin that helps the blood to clot or coagulate. And that’s…
The Connection Between Obesity and Diabetes in Springfield
The Connection Between Obesity and Diabetes in Springfield If there is one health condition that is truly reaching epidemic proportions in the United States, it is diabetes. The primary culprit for diabetes reaching epidemic proportions is obesity. The International Diabetes Foundation claims that diabetes and obesity are the “biggest public health challenge of the 21st…