Study analyses changes in diet and body weight as we grow older
A
team of researchers has conducted a detailed study on how leaving
school and getting a job can lead to a drop in the amount of physical
activity while becoming a mother is linked to increased weight gain.
The
research which was published in Obesity Review was led by researchers
from the Centre
for Diet and Activity Research
(CEDAR) at the University of Cambridge.
The
study focused on the changes in physical activities, differences in
diet and its result in body weight as young adults move from
academics to become a parent.
As
many leave the stage of adolescence, people tend to put on weight,
which is a result of changes in diet, and physical activity.
The
team conducted two studies, which studied the transition from high
school into employment, and then that of becoming a parent. Read
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