…before 45), having amenorrhea, or postmenopausal estrogen deficiency. * Build: being petite and slender; low body weight, especially body mass index (BMI) * Nutrition: Excessive intake of protein, caffeine (>400mg/day); inadequate vitamin D and calcium intake. * Lifestyle: too little exercise, smoking…
…functioning, and overall cognitive abilities. What they found is that: * Smoking had the largest impact on cognitive abilities. * A high body mass index (BMI) negatively affected memory-related tasks. * High blood pressure impaired cognitive performance and memory—but the decline was greater after eight…
…But now, a new study shows that being slim with belly fat ups your heart attack risk more than obesity. Researchers at the Mayo Clinic looked at the BMI (body mass index) and waist-to-hip ratio of 12,785 adults, with a mean age of 44 years old. They followed up with those participants over a 14 year period…
…to October 31, 2012) and record your baseline numbers, including: * Height * Weight * Hip and waist circumference (measured at the largest points) * BMI * Optional info: * Blood pressure * Blood sugar * Hemoglobin A1C * Cholesterol * Triglycerides You can keep track of these numbers in a notebook, online…
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