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Filed under: Diet & Weight Loss Getty If you use antihistamines and are carrying around a few extra pounds, one could be linked to the other , according to a recent study, reported Reuters. Then again, they might not be related at all. Basically, the study (carried out by researchers at Yale University) found that prescription antihistamine users were overweight or obese more often than their non-using peers

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Can Antihistamines Cause Weight Gain?

Filed under: Jonny’s Take , Diet & Weight Loss Getty Images For many people, losing weight is about getting healthy and not just about slipping into a smaller size.

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Low-Carb Beats Low-Fat for Heart Health

Filed under: Fitness Getty Generally, making exercise a priority is a good thing. We applaud those who schedule exercise into their busy schedules , and we pat ourselves on the back when we find ourselves truly looking forward to a good sweat session. However, when the desire to exercise becomes a need, it can actually be a serious problem known as exercise dependence.

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Exercise Dependence: Are You Addicted to Working Out?

Filed under: Diet & Weight Loss The difference between skinny people and fat people may have something to do with how we taste food.

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Can You Taste Fat in Your Food?