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July 17, 2008Wellness Resources

Fatigue Leads to Decreased Levels of ALC in the Blood

Fatigue is an indispensable sense for ordering rest. However, the neuronal and molecular mechanisms of fatigue remain unclear. Chronic fatigue...

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Stress Eating Leads to Poor Function in Numerous Body Systems

'Stress' embraces the reaction to a multitude of poorly defined factors that disturb homeostasis or allostasis. In this overview, the...

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Stress Eating Leads to a Multiple Health Issues

Recent studies indicate that stress induces increased food intake only when stress is followed by a neuroendocrine reaction with increased...

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Successful Stress Management Linked to Weight Reduction

OBJECTIVE:: To examine behavioural characteristics of subjects with successful long-term weight reduction. DESIGN:: Prospective cohort study with 3 y follow-up....

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Individuals with High Stress are More Prone to Binge Eating

OBJECTIVE:Binge eating among overweight women is associated with adverse physical and psychological consequences, and is known to occur in response...

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Carnosine Reduces Lactic Acid Formation

The histidine-containing dipeptide carnosine (beta-alanyl-L-histidine) has been shown to significantly contribute to the physicochemical buffering in skeletal muscles, which maintains...

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