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How physically active mothers who breastfeed may protect their babies against obesity and diabetes

Breastfeeding after high-intensity workouts can safeguard a baby’s health and lower the risk of obesity and diabetes in adult life, recent research shows – debunking myths about exercise and a mother’s milk.

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Exercising Breastfeeding Moms Transfer Beneficial Hormone to Kids

Exercising Breastfeeding Moms Transfer Beneficial Hormone to Kids
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How diet became a dirty word and what science really says about losing weight

How diet became a dirty word and what science really says about losing weight
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Scientists share simple seven-week strategy to lose nearly 8lbs

Overweight and obese women in Norway who stuck to the strategy of HIIT exercises and a strict 6pm dinner cut-off for seven weeks lost 3.6kg (7.9lbs), on average.

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Combination of time-restricted eating and high-intensity interval training can help reduce belly fat

A combination of interval training and eating only within fixed times of the day could be the key to getting rid of dangerous belly fat.

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