Edition: International
Friday 18 July, 2025
BREAKING NEWS

Justice Yashwant Varma Moves SC Against In-house Panel report

  • News
    • Kochi
    • Trivandrum
    • Kozhikode
  • Sports
  • Business
  • Health
  • Entertainment
    • E24hrs
    • Cinema
    • Directors
    • Actors
  • Education
    • Career
  • Automobile
  • Personalities
    • Political Leaders
  • Religion
    • Christian
      • Catholic
      • Latin Catholic
      • Syro Malabar
    • Hindu
    • Islam
  • Environment
  • More
    • Food
    • Wellness
    • Lifestyle
    • Beauty & Fashion
    • Fitness
    • Mental Health
    • Yoga
    • Video
  • മലയാളം
BREAKING NEWS
100Days: Thirike, Neestream and Gopi Make their Way into the India Book of Records
Tata Neu HDFC Bank Credit Card Offers Spotify Premium as a Perk For Its Cardholders
AI Meets Innovation: Samsung Launches its Future-Forward
Iraq: Death Toll Rises to 61 in Tragic Hypermarket Fire
15-Year-Old Hindu Girl Abducted, Another Forcibly Converted in Pakistan
Truth will Prevail: Congress Defends Robert Vadra after ED Chargesheet in Land Deal Case
    • News
      • Kochi
      • Trivandrum
      • Kozhikode
    • Sports
    • Business
    • Health
    • Entertainment
      • E24hrs
      • Cinema
      • Directors
      • Actors
    • Education
      • Career
    • Automobile
    • Personalities
      • Political Leaders
    • Religion
      • Christian
        • Catholic
        • Latin Catholic
        • Syro Malabar
      • Hindu
      • Islam
    • Environment
    • More
      • Food
      • Wellness
      • Lifestyle
      • Beauty & Fashion
      • Fitness
      • Mental Health
      • Yoga
      • Video
    • മലയാളം
  • Health
  • Body Can Adapt to Occasional Short-term Overeating

    By NE Reporter on April 27, 2019

    NEW YORK:
    Overeating has been found to impair blood sugar (glucose) control and insulin levels but a new study suggests that the duration of a bout of overeating can affect how the body adapts to glucose and insulin processing when calorie intake increases.

    Obesity and type 2 diabetes have increased significantly worldwide within the past 30 years. Lifestyle factors such as overindulging in high-calorie foods play a large role in the development of these two serious health conditions.

    For the study, researchers from Deakin University in Australia studied a small group of healthy and lean men with an average age of 22. Volunteers participated in a short-term trial consisting of five days — indicative of humans overeating during festivals and holidays — and a long-term model of chronic overeating lasting 28 days.

    The “overfeeding” portion of the diet included high-calorie snacks such as chocolate, meal replacement drinks and potato chips to add approximately 1,000 more calories to the men’s normal food consumption each day. Published in the American Journal of Physiology-Endocrinology and Metabolism, the study suggests that “early adaptations in response to carbohydrate over-feeding are directed at increasing glucose disposal in order to maintain whole-body insulin sensitivity”.

    “Long-term overindulgence in fatty foods, instead of more nutritionally balanced foods, may be an important factor that causes rapid changes in blood sugar control,” the study added.

     

    Iscea

    NE Reporter

    blood sugarcalorie intakechocolateDeakin UniversityglucoseInsulinOvereatingpoato chipssnacks

    more recommended stories

    • Ambuja Cements and Adani Foundation Bring Healthcare Closer to Rural Communities

      SHUNYAPAHED (TELANGANA):Ambuja Cements, the cement and.

    • Recurrent Cardiac Arrests: Advanced Procedure Gives New Lease of Life to 47-year-old Patient

      THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:A 47-year-old man’s life was saved.

    • Naga Sadhu’s Recognized in France for Health Initiative Conducted at Maha Kumbh 2025

      MUMBAI:The revered Naga Sadhus have brought.

    • Fatty Liver No Longer Just a Lifestyle Disease: Experts Raise Alarm

      KOCHI:In a joint initiative by Amrita.

    • Complex Hernia Case Treated Successfully with Minimally Invasive Surgery

      KOCHI:A 52-year-old male patient, who had.

    • DKMS Foundation India Honours Stem Cell Donors

      KOCHI:Ahead of World Blood Cancer Day,.

    • Dangerously Low Oxygen Levels Normalized Through Complex Surgery

      THIRUVANANTHAPURAM:A complex surgery was successfully performed.

    • KSUM-backed Startup VitalView AI Flagged Chances of Nipah Incidence in Kerala

      KOCHI:Public health intelligence startup VitalView AI,.

    • Asthma Remains Underdiagnosed in 7 out of 10 Severe Cases

      KOZHIKODE:Marked by the GINA (the Global.

    • Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award Unveils Top 10 Finalists for 2025

      KOCHI:The Aster Guardians Global Nursing Award.

    Live Updates

    • Tata Neu HDFC Bank Credit Card Offers Spotify Premium as a Perk For Its Cardholders
    • AI Meets Innovation: Samsung Launches its Future-Forward
    • Iraq: Death Toll Rises to 61 in Tragic Hypermarket Fire
    • 15-Year-Old Hindu Girl Abducted, Another Forcibly Converted in Pakistan
    • Truth will Prevail: Congress Defends Robert Vadra after ED Chargesheet in Land Deal Case

    NewsExperts.in

    • മലയാളം
    • മലയാളം

    What’s New ?

    • Tata Neu HDFC Bank Credit Card Offers Spotify Premium as a Perk For Its Cardholders
    • AI Meets Innovation: Samsung Launches its Future-Forward
    • Iraq: Death Toll Rises to 61 in Tragic Hypermarket Fire
    • 15-Year-Old Hindu Girl Abducted, Another Forcibly Converted in Pakistan
    • Truth will Prevail: Congress Defends Robert Vadra after ED Chargesheet in Land Deal Case

    Newsexperts.in - powered by Klickevents Infosolutions (P) LTD