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Photograph of researcher Janet Gutiérrez in the laboratory.
The associate dean for Faculty Development at the School of Engineering and Sciences at Tec has researched the active properties of Mexican foods like black beans and nopal, as well as their benefits against chronic diseases such as cancer.
Photograph of beans.
Studies show that the common bean can be made into a high-value ingredient that adds more fiber and protein.
illustration of the digestive system when it comes a bariatric surgery
Gastric sleeve and gastric bypass can improve the long-term health of patients with obesity, but who are candidates for this surgery?
illustration of Marion Brunck, expert in breastfeeding
As we celebrate the World Week regarding this food, we review the benefits it represents for the future of health.
Illustration of a healthy lifestyle
Investigadores comparten una radiografía de la magnitud del problema del sobrepeso y la obesidad en México.
Photograph of a vegetable broth
Drinking the broth in which we cook vegetables or soaking seeds overnight can help increase the amounts of this micronutrient.
illustration of products to lose weight like ozempic
Celebrities and public figures have been speaking openly about using medicines to lose weight without addressing the possible effects they may have.
The image shows a close view of numerous cobs of purple maized clustered together. Corn kernels have a deep purple hue, and some cobs have pinkish-purple tufts.
Natural pigments obtained from plants, algae and animals are increasingly relevant in the food, pharmaceutical and textile industries.
A photograph of Carlos Aguilar in front of a mural
Carlos Aguilar's scientific work has focused on finding ways to combat metabolic diseases.
image of a woman with light brown hair and a pink jacket
The Endocrinology Division Chief at the University of Texas proposes four pillars of treatment through a transdisciplinary and empathic perspective.

Institute for Obesity Research

Photograph of researcher Janet Gutiérrez in the laboratory.
The associate dean for Faculty Development at the School of Engineering and Sciences at Tec has researched the active properties of Mexican foods like black beans and nopal, as well as their benefits against chronic diseases such as cancer.
Photograph of beans.
Studies show that the common bean can be made into a high-value ingredient that adds more fiber and protein.
illustration of the digestive system when it comes a bariatric surgery
Gastric sleeve and gastric bypass can improve the long-term health of patients with obesity, but who are candidates for this surgery?
illustration of Marion Brunck, expert in breastfeeding
As we celebrate the World Week regarding this food, we review the benefits it represents for the future of health.
Illustration of a healthy lifestyle
Investigadores comparten una radiografía de la magnitud del problema del sobrepeso y la obesidad en México.
Photograph of a vegetable broth
Drinking the broth in which we cook vegetables or soaking seeds overnight can help increase the amounts of this micronutrient.
illustration of products to lose weight like ozempic
Celebrities and public figures have been speaking openly about using medicines to lose weight without addressing the possible effects they may have.
The image shows a close view of numerous cobs of purple maized clustered together. Corn kernels have a deep purple hue, and some cobs have pinkish-purple tufts.
Natural pigments obtained from plants, algae and animals are increasingly relevant in the food, pharmaceutical and textile industries.
A photograph of Carlos Aguilar in front of a mural
Carlos Aguilar's scientific work has focused on finding ways to combat metabolic diseases.
image of a woman with light brown hair and a pink jacket
The Endocrinology Division Chief at the University of Texas proposes four pillars of treatment through a transdisciplinary and empathic perspective.

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