High-calorie, Low-protein Combo Increases Body Fat: Study
Eating too much of a high-calorie, low-protein diet tends to add more body fat than overeating high amounts of protein, US researchers said Tuesday.
Eating too much of a high-calorie, low-protein diet tends to add more body fat than overeating high amounts of protein, US researchers said Tuesday.
‘A low- protein diet activates stress response pathways in the liver that may reduce the risk of developing obesity-related metabolic disorders.
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The study published in the Journal of Clinical Investigation (JCI). The research led by Adam Rose at the German Cancer Research Center demonstrated that very low protein diets could improve glucose homeostasis in mice and humans.In obese mice, low protein diets prevented dysregulation of glucose levels by inducing liver stress signaling pathways.
Low protein diets also improved blood glucose homeostasis and other metabolic markers in a small group of healthy young men.
Low Protein Intake May Contribute to Stunted Growth in Kids
Children in developing countries may not be eating enough protein, which could contribute to stunted growth, suggests a new research.
Children in developing countries may not be eating enough protein, which could contribute to stunted growth, suggests a new research.
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Alzheimer's Could be Delayed By Low Protein Diet: Study
An American study says that a restricted protein diet may delay the process of Alzheimer's disease.
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Gum Disease in Elderly Linked to Low Protein Levels
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