Summary: A study co-led by the University of Missouri found that unmedicated youth with ADHD have higher rates of obesity and are more likely to exceed screen time recommendations and fall short of sleep guidelines. The research analyzed data from a national survey of youths aged … [Read more...]
Night Shifts Disrupt Protein Rhythms, Increasing Obesity Risk
Summary: A analyze by Washington Condition University and the Pacific Northwest Countrywide Laboratory observed that just 3 times on a night time change schedule disrupts protein rhythms associated to blood glucose regulation, rate of metabolism, and inflammation—a disruption … [Read more...]