Ibuprofen may stunt muscle growth. A Swedish study has found that taking anti-inflammatory medications such as ibuprofen can discourage muscle growth in healthy, young adults who weight train. In the study, half the group was asked to take 1,200 mg of ibuprofen while the other group was taking 75 mg instead. After taking part in various weight training activities several times a week for eight weeks, researchers took measurements and found that the low dose aspirin group had twice the muscle mass compared to the other group. 

An injection may get rid of dangerous belly fat. Scientists are in the process of introducing a new treatment that can target harmful white fat tissue in the stomach and convert it into “good” brown fat. Brown fat is known to burn calories when generating heat, while white fat stores calories. Since having an excess of white fat can cause type 2 diabetes and heart disease, it’s especially crucial to reduce that fat and keep it at a minimum. These injections may also help fight obesity when paired with a healthy diet and regular exercise.

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