Kids who had been teased more about their weight gained more weight and fat over time, and they gained it faster, said study author said.
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Kids who had been teased more about their weight gained more weight and fat over time, and they gained it faster, said study author said.
They include not only "junk food" -- like chips, sweets and fast food -- but also the breads, processed meats, jarred sauces and frozen meals that many people consider staples.
On Instagram, the pop star said she had "an unfortunate allergic reaction to tomatoes and my throat pretty much closed."
The fact that osteopenia was just as common in men came as a surprise, said researcher Allison Ford, a professor of health and exercise science at the University of Mississippi.