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New This Week
In
this week's issue we look at emotional eating and a metabolic disorder
that makes weight loss difficult in some adults and children. We
profile a long popular weight loss program,
take a peek at a bestselling diet book. discuss a retail diet pill, and more.
If
you're eating a healthy diet and exercising, and are still not able to
lose weight or are gaining weight, it may not be your fault. According to
current estimates, at least 25% of adults and 1 in 8 children have
"metabolic syndrome". Overeating and inactivity are the main culprits.
Metabolic syndrome is caused by the body's inability to use insulin
efficiently, and the hallmark of the condition is an excess of abdominal
fat... Read
more Stress and Weight Gain: A strong connection
What
does stress management have to do with successful weight loss?
A lot. as it turns out. Stress is pervasive in our society today and
levels are rising, not getting better. A person’s state of mind and
psychological well being directly impacts their decisions about food
choices. People may eat more when stressed, or eat "comfort" foods that
hamper their weight loss efforts....
Read
more Company Profile: Slim-Fast
The Slim-Fast Optima Diet Plan has been designed to make weight-loss as easy as possible. There is nothing to count, no need to measure portions, you don't need to eliminate anything from your diet; all foods are OK, and no foods are forbidden. The plan involves 6 small meals/snacks per day, using Slim-Fast products for two meals and a snack and the rest of the day you're on your own, to prepare a "sensible" dinner. .. Read more
Book Review: The Abs Diet
According to the June 2007 issue of Consumer
Reports, in a study rating the diets, The Abs Diet was
rated among the top 5 diet books. It has a supporting website as well.
This diet plan is very similar to Bill Phillips' Body For Life.
You are advised to eat 5-6 times per day, focusing on foods high in fiber,
avoiding any requirement to count calories. It also encourages the
use of soy products, which have gotten a lot of good press lately. Written
by Men's Health editor-in-chief David Zinczenko, it's a simple
plan for optimum eating and weight training...
Read
more According to nutrition expert and founder of quackwatch.com, Stephen Barrett, MD, Chitosan is derived from chitin, a polysaccharide found in the exoskeleton of shellfish such a shrimp, lobster, and or crabs. Many sellers claim that chitosan causes weight loss by binding fats in the stomach and preventing them from being digested and absorbed. Some refer to it as a "fat magnet"... Read more Smooth Moves
In our Workout Video Library you'll find a variety of exercise choices, sure to get you motivated and moving. Remember to check with your doctor before beginning any exercise program, and start out at a level appropriate to your current fitness level. Second Helpings
Check out this week's healthy diet choice,
Breakfast Quiche, and other delicious and easy to prepare diet
recipes...
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Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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