Research Proven Weight Loss: Chew Slowly
Chew More Slowly, Lose More Weight Woman Chewing Chocolate It has been widely postulated that eating slower or completely chewing your food will increase satiety…
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Editorial: Overweight, Obesity, or Overfat
A Challenge of Terminology: Overweight or Overfat Overfat One of the problems with our current state of diet, weight loss, and obesity in the United…
Research: Weight loss may provide cardiovascular benefits long after the diet ends.
Cardiovascular risk reduction benefits may continue five years after weight loss program ends. Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Need another reason to lose weight. This study…
Are Proportioned and Prepackaged Meals Healthy?
Frozen and prepackaged meals can be a healthy option. Man and Microwave Meal Our society is increasingly on the go and has less downtime than…
Keys to Success: Maximizing Fat Loss, Part 3
Maximize Fat Loss What dieters should focus on is fat loss and not weight loss. Ultimately, maximizing fat loss is all about calories in versus calories out and a…
Aspiration Therapy Such as AspireAssist May be Safe and Effective
Aspiration Therapy for obesity; a Safe and Effective Treatment or the 21st Century Tape Worm. In obesity, you have to understand the root of what…
Osteoarthritis: Can You Run Too Much?
Can running excessively cause hip and knee arthritis? Running is an excellent form of exercise if your body can take the pounding. You can…
Research: Is Alcohol Killing Your Diet?
Alcohol is the diet destroyer. Quite a few of us enjoy social time after work and the relaxing and sedating effects of a drink. It…
Low-carb Diets Could Be Better For Weight Loss
Low-carbohydrate Diets May Be Better For Weight Loss Than a Low-fat Alternative. As we enter the post-holiday period, most of us begin to focus on…
Peanut Butter: Can I eat it and lose weight?
Peanut butter can be a part of your weight loss plan. As a child, I loved to eat peanut butter sandwiches after exercise. I used…