Metabolic Syndrome

Metabolic syndrome is a condition where a person is exposed to the risks of developing heart diseases, diabetes and even stroke. A person who suffers from metabolic syndrome has a large waistline coupled with high ...

Teens who eat poor breakfasts are more likely to develop metabolic syndrome - a group of health problems that can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, and diabetes - in adulthood, a new study ...

For those suffering from metabolic syndrome, get your diet right; else you are at a greater risk of developing diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. Adherence to dietary recommendations is weak among people suffering from metabolic syndrome ...

Metabolic syndrome encompasses increased sugar levels, high blood pressure, abnormally lipids fractions and fatty liver with the central apple-shaped obesity.

For overweight and obese older men and women, adding calorie restriction to a resistance training schedule improves at least some metabolic markers, according to a new study.

Sun bathing and vitamin D supplements may be feasible and affordable approaches to improve or even prevent metabolic syndromes which pose a risk of diabetes and heart disease, a new study has claimed.

A new study has said that consuming walnuts can be particularly beneficial for those suffering from metabolic syndrome and may potentially bring down the risk of developing diabetes in such people.

A new study has discovered the health benefits of intermittent fasting for prediabetic adults with multiple health conditions including high blood pressure, elevated blood sugar, and abnormal cholesterol.

According to a new study, carried out by researchers from the University of Radboud University Medical Centre, weight training may help in reducing the risk of high blood pressure and diabetes and also keep your ...

Coffee carries the potential of limiting the risk of developing a major cardiovascular-related issue - MetS (metabolic syndrome). MetS (metabolic syndrome) increases the risk of cardiovascular problems, including coronary heart disease and stroke.