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Alzheimer’s Disease Progression Linked to Changing Protein Levels in Immune System

Alzheimer's is a disease that is constantly being researched. There is no cure, but new findings come to light every day. One of the most recent published articles indicates a correlation between the protein levels in the blood and memory loss. These findings can help doctors to develop new drugs for Alzheimer's patients.

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How to Maintain Your Weight as You Age

Fend off unhealthy weight gain as you age by maintaining healthy habits.

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Obesity Declared a Disease

This week the American Medical Association voted to declare obesity a disease and not just a condition.

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Overweight Kindergarteners More Likely to Become Obese in School

Overweight kindergarten students four times more likely to become obese 8th graders, study finds

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You're More Likely Than Your Parents to Be Fat

A recent study shows that regardless of what you eat and how much you exercise, even if you do the same exercises and eat the same food as people in the 1980's you're still likely to be fatter.

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Protein, Carbohydrates and Weight Control

Counting calories may not be the best way to prevent weight gain as you age.

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The Science Behind Why Some Fruits Help Your Waistline

A new study looks at why eating certain fruits and vegetables may make it easier to get back on the scale.

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The Benefit of Home Workouts for Better Blood Sugar

Not a fan of the gym? Fitness expert Mike Clark, DPT, shares tips for great home workouts to help you lose weight, manage your blood sugar, and prevent type 2 diabetes.