Sentences with phrase «in waist size»

A 1 - or 2 - inch increase in waist size should be a signal to cut back on calories and add some physical activity to your routine.

It is also possible that the patient's likely increased fat oxidation rates may have contributed to her improved metabolism and may be aligned with her reported reduction in waist size.

Very few brands kept high waist numbers but now the trends have changed and more and more brands have come up with increase in waist size.

There are studies that have found a direct link between exercise and reduction in waist size.

In one study on overweight women, those who consumed almonds lost nearly three times as much weight and experienced a significantly decrease in waist size compared to those who didn't (16).

A four - inch increase in waist size increased a man's odds of having a low testosterone level by 75 %; for comparison, 10 years of aging increased the odds by only 36 %.

People who eat nuts (or peanuts) tend to weigh less, and controlled trials show that they cause weight loss and lead to significant reductions in waist size (3, 4, 5, 6).

In a study that ran from 1979 to 1996, researchers found from a sample of nearly 750 people age 65 or older, that those who drank diet soda on a daily basis had a 70 % greater increase in waist size than people who drank it less regularly or not at all.

While this typically manifests as an increase in waist size, many «normal - weight» people can have increased body fat and CI.

An increase in your waist size and fat around your belly will decrease your testosterone.

Diet soda makes no difference either because a study revealed that diet soda drinkers have a 70 percent increase in waist size than those non-diet soda drinkers in a 10 - year period.9

Further, those who drank two or more diet sodas a day had a 500 percent greater increase in waist size!

Regular diet soda drinkers experienced a 3.04 centimeter increase in waist size, compared to 1.76 centimeters for occasional users (less than one but more than zero bottles a day, on average) and.77 centimeters for nondrinkers.