Being overweight significantly increases the risk of developing various chronic diseases and represents an enormous cost to the health system.

Adequate electrolyte replacement, especially sodium, potassium, magnesium, and chloride, is critical to mitigate the effects of dehydration and prevent disorders such as hyponatremia associated with exercise.

Some nutrients and bioactive compounds found in foods stimulate the secretion of GLP-1 (a peptide similar to glucagon type 1), a fundamental hormone for the regulation of blood glucose, appetite and gastrointestinal motility.

It has adaptogenic action, increasing resistance to physical and mental stress without increasing oxygen consumption or negatively affecting metabolism.

The importance of body composition and phase angle, as assessed by BIA, in patients with DM1 lies in the fact that changes in cellular integrity and body compartments can affect risk profiles and metabolic control.

Malnutrition is a common condition in cancer patients and is strongly associated with worse clinical outcomes, such as increased treatment toxicity, length of hospitalization, and mortality.

Lipedema is an often misdiagnosed condition characterized by the disproportionate accumulation of subcutaneous adipose tissue, especially in the lower extremities, and is resistant to traditional weight-loss interventions.

During pregnancy, a powerful liquid acts silently on the muscle and epigenetic development of the fetus.