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Eat Slow, Eat Less » Weightology Weekly

An experimental trial showed that people eat less when they slow down their eating
 

Insulin: An Undeserved Bad Reputation, Part 2 | Weightology

This article represents part 2 in a series describing how insulin is an important hormone for controlling hunger and blood sugar, and how it has gotten a bad reputation that it doesn't deserve.
 

Speed Eating: Do You Feel Less Full? | Weightology

They say you should eat more slowly to feel more full, but is that just an old wives’ tale? A recent study investigated this
 

Insulin, an Undeserved Bad Reputation…The Final Chapter » Weig...

This summarizes the series of articles on insulin and why it does not deserve the bad reputation it has been given
 

Omron Exam: How Accurate Are These Pedometers? » Weightology Weekly

Pedometers can be useful as a rough marker of overall daily activity, but not all are created equal in regards to accuracy. Here's a study that looked into the accuracy of a couple Omron models.
 

Why Is It So Easy To Regain Weight? » Weightology Weekly

Only 17% of Americans are able to maintain long-term weight loss. A recent study shed some light as to why.
 

Insulin: An Undeserved Bad Reputation, Part 4: The Biggest Insulin Myth of...

Many people think your cells need insulin to take up glucose. That isn't true. This article discusses this misconception.
 

Physical Activity and Weight Regain | Weightology

A recent study showed that daily physical activity levels, not including structured exercise, predicted weight regain at 6 and 12 months among a group of females who went on a 20-week weight loss prog...
 

Single vs. Multiple Sets for Building Muscle » Weightology

Some brief commentary on research showing multiple sets to produce superior hypertrophy compared to single sets, as well as induce superior protein synthesis responses and anabolic signaling
 
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