Monday, January 12, 2009
Medical news of the obvious
Eating "on the go" encourages consumption of unhealthy food, a new study finds. IE, fast food isn't good for you. Other groundbreakers in the study include that young people like eating together, but often feel too busy to sit down and eat.
In other food news, if you want to maintain or lose weight as you get older, you have to eat less, people! Because your metabolism slows down, you see. The lead author offered several helpful tips for eating less, including "put less food on your plate." Here's my helpful tip: Put less food in your mouth.
And here's a study result that is not obvious, but fishy: The babies of women who eat apples during pregnancy are less likely to have asthma. Sounds plausible, until you realize the lead researcher's names is Dr. Appleyard....
(We joke. But let's just say we're not surprised Dr. A chose the apple as the "fruit of her labors".)
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