According to the researchers, “Tonsillectomy is one of the most generally performed surgeries in kids, with more than half a million kids in the U.S. having either their tonsils or their tonsils and adenoids removed each and every year.”   A panel of investigators from the Saint Louis University spearheaded by Dr. Anita Jeyakumar, who is a pediatric ENT specialist, initiated the study aimed at locating how tonsils caused obesity in youngsters.   … Read entire article »

When it comes to weight the human body is not a difficult machine to understand. In order to function it needs energy which it gets from the food we eat which is broken down into sugars to fuel the different complicated mechanisms of the body and waste products which we simply expel. As lengthy as the balance between the quantity of food we take in for conversion into energy and the energy we expend going about our regular day to day business remains in balance our weight remains steady. Nevertheless, if we take in much more food than we require to convert into energy then the body simply stores the excess fuel for a rainy day in the form of fat. So, let us take a look at the United States, which … Read entire article »