Study Finds Gaining Weight May Actually Help You Live Longer

Published September 23, 2013

Study Finds Gaining Weight May Actually Help You Live Longer
"In that case, a small amount of extra weight may provide protection against nutritional and energy deficiencies, metabolic stresses, the development of wasting and frailty, and loss of muscle and bone density caused by chronic diseases." Younger … Read more on Huffington Post

Football: Academe's money tree
A third concussion triples the risk of clinical depression for those with no prior symptoms, and autopsies performed on 334 deceased NFL players “found that they were three times more likely than the general population to suffer from neurodegenerative … Read more on Youngstown Vindicator

Drs. Oz and Roizen: Don't let debt hurt your health
It's not news that financial woes fuel tension, sleepless nights, relationship problems and depression. But a new report reveals that debt is also linked with higher diastolic blood pressure — that's the second number … And clearly, if you stay … Read more on OregonLive.com

New program to help ex-inmates readjust
Many inmates might face issues ranging from drug addiction to chronic depression. The program might give them a break from their daily struggles, even if it's only for an hour. “There's nothing like spending 24 hours a day thinking about your problems … Read more on Springfield News Sun

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