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The likelihood of developing multiple sclerosis is higher in overweight children
The multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic disease that affects the central nervous system and is common among young adults. During the disease, the myelin tissue surrounding nerve cells is subjected to inflammatory processes, ultimately leading to neurological damage. Multiple sclerosis can manifest in various forms, but the relapsing-remitting type is the most prevalent. In this condition, symptoms flare up and are followed by periods of remission, complicating diagnosis and treatment. The relationship between multiple sclerosis and overweight Recent research has highlighted that the risk of developing multiple sclerosis among children is closely associated with being overweight. A research group from the University of Göttingen analyzed the medical data of…
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The taste perception of overweight children is weaker
Obesity is an increasingly growing problem among children worldwide, which can have serious health consequences. Obese children not only suffer physically, but their eating habits and taste perception can also show significant differences compared to their normal-weight peers. Numerous studies address this phenomenon, and a recent study revealed that obese children have a weaker sense of taste, which can influence their eating habits. These differences have long-term effects on nutrition, as children consume larger portions to achieve the desired taste experience. Flavors are one of the most important aspects of human nutrition, and proper taste perception can help maintain a balanced diet. Research shows that children’s taste perception significantly influences…
