Diets and Weight Loss
184 Articles & Excerpts
The Principles of Eating Well
Dr. Weil provides us with a program for improving our well-being by making informed choices about how and what we eat. He gives us all the basic facts about human nutrition. Here is everything we need to know about fats, protein, carbohydrates, minerals
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It Was Food vs. Me ... and I Won by Nancy Goodman It's not like the bagel was fresh. It was discarded. It wasn't sitting on a plate with garnishes of lettuce, cream cheese, or tomato. It was on the car floor. It wasn't that I had no other options, like the homeless who scrounge for any available food
Healthy Eating: Step by Step Guide by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Most Americans consume too many calories and not enough nutrients, according to the latest revision to the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Currently, the typical American diet is low in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, and high in saturated fat
The Third Cornerstone: Commitment
Bob Greene's Total Body Makeover by Bob Greene You don't have to look far within our society to see that commitments are no longer as sacred as they once were. It's almost as though not honoring a commitment has become socially acceptable.
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Body Revival: Lose Weight, Feel Great and Pump Up Your Faith by Victoria Johnson A true Body Revival involves three components-body, mind and spirit-which, when in harmony, create what I call a trinity triangle. Of course, we all have a body. And perhaps, if you've picked up this book, you realize yours is in need of some help.
The Missing Ingredient
Keep It Off: Your Key to Weight Loss for Life by Brian Alman, Ph.D. Keep It Off reveals a step-by-step process for resolving the underlying issues that cause overeating and unwanted habits. Dr. Brian Alman has helped thousands of people find their inner guru and tap the well of resilience that lies within us all.
Get to Know Yourself
Bob Greene's Total Body Makeover by Bob Greene People who are successful at weight loss have asked the hard questions and responded with straightforward answers. No rationalizations, no excuses. Instead of taking a cosmetic approach to the problem, they've gotten to the root of their behavior, making
America Expands
If you've said anything like this recently, you're not alone. We spend enormous amounts of time, energy, and money on weight-loss programs, diet pills, shakes, prepackaged low-cal meals, fat- and sugar-free foods, and the latest diet books and products
Part One
The Mediterranean Prescription by Angelo Acquista, M.D., Laurie Anne Vandermolen When I was a young college student in New York, my father intro- duced me to a wise, older doctor named Dr. Peter Saita. He was a Sicilian internist who practiced in downtown Manhattan and over time became somewhat of a mentor to me.
Asking the Big Questions
Bob Greene's Total Body Makeover by Bob Greene Sometimes it takes a crisis to bring your life into focus. I was 39 years old and had ended up in the hospital in critical condition, my body overcome by diabetes.
The Fourth Cornerstone: Inner Strength
Bob Greene's Total Body Makeover by Bob Greene For some reason the idea that losing weight requires willpower has gone out of vogue. Instead, the emphasis over the last few years has been on taking the easy way out. Eat more, weigh less! Exercise just ten minutes a day for a better body!
50 Ways to SuperSize Your Kids
SuperSized Kids : How to Rescue Your Child from the Obesity Threat by Walt Larimore, M.D., Sherri Flynt, MPH, RD, LD, Steve Halliday 1 - Believe that your child's SuperSize status is normal. 2 - SuperSize their portions. 3 - Let your kids eat frequently at fast-food restaurants. 4 - Give your kids lots of soft drinks. 5 - Don't become your child's healthcare quarterback.
Restoring Your Body's Natural Balance
The Fat Resistance Diet: Unlock the Secret of the Hormone Leptin by Leo Galland, M.D. Lilly was skeptical. But she agreed to give the Fat Resistance Diet a try. I explained to her the basic principles behind the diet: inflammation can be set off by eating certain foods, which she needed to avoid.
Outsmarting Your Genetic Legacy
Fat Is Not Your Fate by Susan Mitchell, Ph.D., R.D., Catherine Christie, Ph.D. Why a Phenotype-Based Diet? The Link Between Genetics and Weight. Though weight problems may be hereditary, they need not be a life-long affliction. Our experience as nutrition professionals upholds this, and emerging genomic data demonstrates why.
You Can Have Your Chips and Eat Healthy, Too by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Even if you usually snack on apples and carrots, some occasions just don't seem complete without chips, dips, and other challenges to wise diets. But there are ways to have your chips and eat healthy, too.
Healthy Eating : Veggies, Whole Grains, Added Sugars by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Like fruits and vegetables, whole grains are a good source of vitamins, minerals, and fiber. The Dietary Guidelines recommend at least three ounces of whole grains per day. One slice of bread, one cup of breakfast cereal, or one-half cup of cooked rice
Part Two
The Mediterranean Prescription by Angelo Acquista, M.D. The Seven Countries Study also determined that rates of death from all causes, age for age, were among the lowest in the Mediterranean regions. The Seven Countries Study was essentially the launch for many studies to follow over the next several decades
Giving Up Easily: Do setbacks routinely knock you off course?
Bob Greene's Total Body Makeover by Bob Greene Life is full of setbacks, but some people don't see them for what they really are: temporary, not permanent, hindrances. What happens to you when the gains you made in an area - be it losing weight, mastering a sport or hobby, succeeding on the job
The Path to Fitness
Mind Over Body: The Key to Lasting Weight Loss Is All in Your Head by Nordine Zouareg The true secret to weight-loss success is all in your head. Nordine Zouareg has helped thousands of clients get healthier, be happier, and lose weight for good. And in the process, he's discovered something astounding
How To Use This Journal
The Essential Walker's Journal : Your Companion to Weight Loss, Health, and Personal Transformation by Leslie Sansone The most important thing to know about using this journal is to relax. This is your journal, to be used however you see fit. Nobody is going to check your answers or make sure you filled in every page, because there is no one way of keeping a journal
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| Advice & Discussions | chubby, not fat. and hard to lose weight ive been doing exercises everyday. i do dances. i concentrate on my tummy alot i do sit ups everyday. i see results on my tummy but i have problem areas with my arms. i hate my arms. i hv no confidence in wearing short sleeve or sleeveless. i do this exercise where i put my two arms behind my body on the bed n sit up n down, and i do push ups against the wall in the toilet during shower. | Wanna Lose Weight I wanna lose weight, but don't know how to go about it. I am around 6'1/6'2 and weigh 300 pounds...I really ballooned from 6th to 9th (Grade). I went from 160 in 6th to 288 in 9th...:crazyeye:
I just don't know where to start. I would really like to lose some weight, I think it would make me feel better about myself and also be healthier. | How the HELL do I tell my girlfriend to lose weight? =( She's gained over 20 pounds since we started going out a year ago, and I find myself losing attraction to her because of it. She was a tiny bit above the average weight when we started dating. I don't know what to do! :crazyeye:
She knows I'm not shallow though, which is a good thing for me. | Weight loss question. Hi everyone.
I am working on being a few kilos lighter by christmas. I am only a beginner exerciser and have started this month. I work 9 to 5, I don't have a lot of time, but could probably squeeze in at least half an hour a day. I have a set of 2lbs weights, a stability ball, and a walking machine. | how many calories do i need to lose weight? How many calories should I consume in a day?
I am 5'6 and 135 lb. I want to get down to 115 lb.
I do intense cardio for 1 hour, 5 days/week. I also do pilates for 20 minutes each day. Occasionally I swim, do yoga, etc. I also do lots of housework and carry around a 20 lb child everywhere I go. |
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