Quantcast
breakfast health thin skinny meal eating diet regimen food
The Magazine for Youth Ministry
You Are Here
  HOME  RESOURCES  CULTURE
YOUTH CULTURE SEARCH
X
 YOUTH CULTURE ARCHIVE

Page   <  6  7  8  9  10  >

  • Cost-free College
    Sure, the cost of higher education is going up faster than a gallon of gas. By the time today’s first graders are in college, tuition...
  • You Oughta Be in Pixels
    The video game industry raked in almost as much money as the film industry during the 2007-08 fiscal year. Gaming software grew 38...
  • Phones for Preschoolers?
    Silly parents, cell phones are for kids. At least that’s what cell phone companies are telling consumers. Teens, ‘tweens and even younger...
  • Coming Soon to a Cell Phone Near You
    Forget those massive 50-inch LED screens and jaw-dropping homeentertainment systems. The biggest trend in movies and television is,...
  • Virtual Reality
    Virtual worlds such as Second Life and Habbo Hotel are expected to boom in the next 10 years, with more than 1 billion folks expected...
  • True Grid
    The Internet is soooo five nanoseconds ago. At least that’s what some scientists believe. But have no fear: They’ve already created...
  • Video (games) Saved the Radio Star
    The music industry isn’t dead yet, but musicians are increasingly looking for new ways to get out its product. Many classic rockers...

Page   <  6  7  8  9  10  >

Oatmeal, Please -- Hold the Fat
RATE THIS ARTICLE
Oatmeal, Please -- Hold the Fat

Breakfast: It’s grrrrreat! At least that’s what researchers discovered when they examined what kind of bearing the day’s first meal has on adolescent health. They found that kids who eat breakfast are actually skinnier than kids who skip it. They’re not exactly sure why this is so, but they theorize the extra food makes youth feel better and, thus, more inclined to be a little more active. Researchers also think a good breakfast makes kids less likely to snack during the day. Now, if only these researchers would uncover similar findings when it comes to dessert ... (New York Times)

WHAT DO YOU THINK?
  • Be the first to comment!
  • YouthWorker.com (Salem All-Pass) registration.
    Salem Forums Users: You do not need to register for a new account; your forums account is part of the "Salem All-Pass."
    Registration is Easy and it's FREE!
    Required fields marked with *
    *Username:
    *Password:
    *Confirm Password:
    *E-mail Address:
    FREE NEWSLETTERS

    Terms of Use / Privacy Policy
Subscribe Today
YOUTHWORKER.COM NEWSYOUTHWORKER.COM NEWS
NUTHIN' BUT NETNOTHIN' BUT NET
SEARCH THE BIBLESEARCH THE BIBLE
Salem Publishing