When you start exercising, the hormone that controls appetite—ghrelin—goes down, which means you don’t feel very hungry. At the same time, the hormone that controls feelings of fullness—leptin—goes up ...
Recent studies show winter workouts might actually burn more calories than summer exercise. Dr. McGowan’s research indicates that exercising in cold temperatures can increase calorie burn by up to 20% ...
Is it normal to gain weight in the winter? It sure is. Research shows people put on about a pound from November to January. Cold weather, dark evenings, sugary festive treats, and boozy holiday ...
SHREVEPORT, La. -Surprisingly, research shows that most American adults gain only about one to two pounds between Halloween and the New Year, not the commonly assumed 5 to 10. Anything over three ...
To manage weight during winter, specialists recommend focusing on balanced, warm meals such as soups, porridge, vegetables, lentils, and steamed dishes while limiting fried and sugary foods.