From Den of Thieves to Revenge, the last decade has produced several underrated action movies that are surely on their way to cult classic status.

Ryan Grewell, a 36-year-old from Ohio, lost 275 pounds through cycling and dietary changes, transforming his life and sharing ...

Ever since the pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk realized that GLP-1 drugs were useful for more than diabetes, doctors and ...

Depression can change the way we eat, move, sleep, and feel about ourselves. For many people, these changes can lead to weight gain over time. This is not a sign of failure or something to feel ...

Unexplained weight gain can often be driven by hormonal imbalances. The body’s hormones control all sorts of mechanisms, including appetite, fat storage and energy expenditure. When these ...

His weight-gain method? Eating lots of ice cream and drinking a bottle of wine – just before going to bed. “Anyone would think, ‘What the hell are you doing to your body?’” Vaid says.

(Those are different from naturally-occurring sugars, which are found in things like fruit, by the way.) Added sugars provide empty calories and can lead to weight gain, Dr. Ali points out.

Metoprolol, acebutolol, and propranolol are heart medications linked to weight gain. Other heart medications may cause weight gain, but some might cause weight loss or be weight neutral.

Some blood pressure medications (antihypertensives) may cause weight gain, loss, or neither. The beta-blockers atenolol, metoprolol, and propranolol are commonly linked to weight gain. If you’re ...

Valproate and gabapentin are seizure medications commonly linked to weight gain. Other ASMs, like topiramate or lamotrigine, may lead to weight loss. Some may not affect weight. Certain ...

This is a story on managing age-related weight gain, so it'd be a good idea to start by stating a fact outright: Weight gain with age is normal. While it’s hard to avoid these changes completely ...

For many women, small concerted changes like these will go a long way—no weight-loss drugs required. “If somebody has just modest weight gain and no health problems, lifestyle [adjustments ...