Celebrity fitness and nutrition expert Thomas DeLauer has shared some of his surprising insights around how people with little body fat keep in shape.

Slim people are often seen eating out and don not say they have had a 'cheat meal' as diters are prone to say. Article continues below Social events also create a sense of 'panic' about whether ...

Many of the habits of seemingly “naturally slim” people aren’t deliberate, but you can consciously adopt them. Over time, they’ll soon become second nature, and work for you too. Here are ...

Slim people don’t tend to use food as a way to cope with emotions. “I’m a big fan of journalling, walking and exercise for stress-management,” says Dr Alexander.

Young, slim people are getting heart attacks: ... During the lockdown, people were bound to stay at home – this further triggered depression, anxiety and stress.

Researchers in Israel, who examined data on 3,001 people, found a quarter of men and nearly four in 10 women who had a 'healthy' BMI had so much body fat that they should be classed as obese.

SLIM people might still be at risk of deadly heart attacks due to hidden pockets of fat their muscles.Researchers from Harvard Medical School compared. Jump directly to the content.

People instinctively know that hiring managers want to hire skinny people. But a new survey from Resume Builder found that 42 percent of underweight people feel that they’ve been discriminated ...

The findings also help explain why some slim people unexpectedly develop heart problems while others with higher body weights remain heart-healthy throughout their lives.

Don’t donate your skinny jeans just yet — celebrities like Jennifer Garner, Cameron Diaz, and more are making a case for this timeless denim style. We interviewed experts while testing some ...