Editorial: No more weight-loss resolutions
Focus on a path to better health and not the numbers on the scale. New Year’s Resolution The New Year is near again, well, we…
Focus on a path to better health and not the numbers on the scale. New Year’s Resolution The New Year is near again, well, we…
Focus on a path to better health and not the numbers on the scale. New Year’s Resolution The New Year is near again, well, we…
Why is it so hard for me to lose weight? Help: My weight is out of Control There are lots of myths about weight gain,…
Focus on a path to better health and not the numbers on the scale. New Year’s Resolution The New Year is near again, well, we…
Gaining weight is complicated, but it is not less complicated than losing it. Weight gain is a consequence of total energy intake. It is an imbalance between what we eat and burn during our lives. If we burn more, we lose weight, and if we burn too little, we gain weight. It is simple in concept yet complex in reality. At the population level, consuming foods, such as nuts, would appear to be inversely associated with increasing weight because they are very dense in calories. The reasons for the difference are unclear, but they could be examined in the context of dietary advice for weight loss.
Focus on healthy choices and not the weight on the scale. We have all done it. We value the tracking of our weights more than the…