Forget cutting carbs, chugging kefir, or dodging low-fat or full-fat meals (depending on your guru of choice). This scientist wants us to strip it all back to basics: calories in, calories out.
Kamran Yousaf, 48, from Birmingham, adopted a radical weight loss strategy last August - eating between just 100 and 800 calories a day. But experts warn this could be harmful.
For example, research shows that losing just 5-10% of your body weight—about 10-20 pounds for someone who weighs 200 pounds—can lower systolic blood pressure (the top number) by 5-20 points. This ...
It can be challenging to stick with health goals long term, but every morning presents a new opportunity to do it. When you start the day with a breakfast you know is nourishing your body and working ...