Since the population of obese people and the number of type II diabetes patients have increased, finding ways to treat these diseases have been a challenge of researchers, doctors and patients as well. One of the latest discoveries which might be efficient in treating these illnesses is transforming white fat into brown fat. This process has become an enticing manner to treat these diseases because we no longer look too far, we only have to make use of our own body fat tissues to be well again.

Who does not like to drink sugary drinks or soft drinks? Teenagers or youngsters are the number one fans of fizzy drinks and the most likely first victims of side effect.

Meet Robert, a 23 year old American man with a problem that is becoming increasingly common: his weight. Not only is he overweight, he is obese, weighing in at well over 600 pounds. After several diets and hospital treatments, he still has found that he cannot lose the weight. So what did he do?  He reached out to the world through .

After a decade of not approving prescription-grade diet pills, the Endocrinologic and Metabolic Drugs Advisory Committee at the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently recommended approval of the experimental weight-loss drug Qnexa.

If you’re one of the millions who feel like you’re waging a losing battle against the bulge, then chances are that one particular area that you’re most frustrated with is your mid-section. However, an increasing amount of data, as shown in the current issue of The Journal of Proteome Research, reflects that you may not entirely be at fault.