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5 Critical Changes in the AWGS 2025 Sarcopenia Criteria

Did you know sarcopenia has a new diagnostic framework? The standards AWGS set in 2019 have now been updated with the 2025 guidelines. Let’s break down what changed. Muscle health has become a major focus across clinical and community settings, especially as newer research shows that muscle decline begins earlier than previously assumed and progresses…

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How Sodium Intake Affects Water Balance in the Human Body

Maintaining the right balance of water inside and outside our cells is vital for every aspect of health—from energy levels and muscle performance to blood pressure and kidney function. But did you know that one of the essential regulators of this balance is sodium? Let’s understand how sodium interacts with our body’s water compartments…

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Breast Cancer Awareness: Understanding Lymphedema and the Role of Body Water Analysis

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a global moment to focus on prevention, early detection, and the incredible strides in treatment. While the successful journey from diagnosis to remission deserves celebration, the reality for many survivors includes a challenging, often overlooked condition: lymphedema. It's a complication that can significantly impact daily life, turning the "all…

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The Link Between Body Hydration and Heart Function: What You Didn’t Know

Most people think hydration is only about drinking enough water to avoid thirst. But your body tells a much deeper story. Did you know your heart is one of the most water-dependent organs in your body? Since blood is nearly 90% water, even slight shifts in body hydration can directly impact how efficiently your heart…

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World Lymphoma Awareness Day: Supporting Patient Care with Body Composition

Understanding Lymphoma When people hear the word lymphoma, they often think only of cancer cells multiplying in the body. But lymphoma is more than just a disease of the blood and lymphatic system, it’s a condition that silently reshapes a patient’s strength, nutrition, hydration, and overall resilience. While modern therapies like chemotherapy, radiation,…

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Lean PCOS and Visceral Fat: Why Slim Women Can Still Struggle

Uncovering the Hidden Link Between Lean PCOS and Visceral Fat “You look healthy, fit, and slim, but inside, your body could be fighting a hidden battle you can’t see.” Many women believe that being slim protects them from health issues like PCOS. But the reality is shocking: lean women can have PCOS too, often silently…

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Inside Out: The Psychological Cost of Childhood Obesity

Can Obesity Rewire Growing Minds? Surprising Data on Obesity and Mental Health in Childhood obesity is more than a physical health concern it deeply affects mental wellbeing.  A prospective study tracking children aged 8-12 into adolescence found those with obesity were over seven times more likely to develop mental health disorders than their peers of…

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Walking Is Often Mistaken for Cardio — Let’s Clear This Up!

Somewhere along the way, we got comfortable. Too comfortable. We started counting steps and mistaking movement for effort. We put on fitness trackers, walked the dog around the block, and told ourselves: “Hey, I did my cardio today.” Did you? Or did you just move? Let’s get honest. Walking has its place it’s accessible, gentle,…

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Obesity in Children: Early Signs, Risks & How to Intervene Effectively

Globally, childhood obesity is quickly becoming one of the most important public health concerns. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), over 39 million children under 5 years of age were overweight or obese in 2020 a number that’s only expected to rise. This is not about weight; it is about a child’s long-term physical,…

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