New Year’s Resolutions Already Broken
12/21/2020A recent study found that people actually buy more high-calorie foods at the supermarket between January and March than they...
Read MoreApple Cider Vinegar
11/6/2020Let’s discuss an ingredient that even Hippocrates, the father of medicine, was said to have used and prescribed: apple cider...
Read MoreCan Eating with Others Make You Fat?
11/13/2019If eating with others increases your calorie consumption, should you eat alone to maintain weight loss? Not necessarily.
Read MoreUltra-Processed Foods Produce Astonishing Weight Gains!
6/6/2019Ultra-processed foods are now almost impossible to avoid, but there may be a way to minimize the damage done by...
Read MoreFood Cues Lead to Overeating
12/5/2017Did you ever pass a bakery and feel the need to stop in and buy something just due to the...
Read MoreAbdominal Fat Weighs Heavily on Surgery
11/28/2017New research suggests that carrying belly fat might put you at increased risk if you need to have surgery.
Read MoreLessons From the “Biggest Loser”
11/21/2017Whether or not you are a fan of the popular television show “Biggest Loser,” there are some things we can...
Read MoreThe Whole Grain And Nothing But The Grain, Part 2
11/19/2017Last issue we covered all of the positive studies on whole grains that indicate that they may help prevent heart...
Read MoreHave a “Healthy” Thanksgiving Holiday
11/1/2017Thanksgiving doesn’t have to begin a downward spiral of unhealthy eating habits. Learn some new options...
Read MoreCut Back on Soda for Weight Loss
10/5/2017Shedding excess weight is not easy, but one little bad habit can make a huge difference. According to new research, even...
Read MorePoor Sperm Quality in Heavier Men
9/30/2017A new study found that obese men are more likely to have serious sperm issues such as a lower volume of...
Read MoreSlow and Steady Wins the Weight Loss Race
9/14/2017New research suggests that if you want the weight to not only come off, but stay off, you will fare...
Read MoreExpanding Obesity Problem in the U.S. and Beyond
8/4/2017It might not surprise you to hear that obesity rates are increasing around the world, but to see the actual...
Read MoreLose More Weight with a Vegetarian Diet
6/24/2017New research suggests that going vegetarian “might” make a big difference in turning the corner for losing some of that...
Read MoreBranding Affects the Youngest Kids
6/13/2017New research suggests that young kids who can recall the types of foods sold by popular brands have a better...
Read More5 Reasons to Love “Learn to Swim Day”
5/13/2017The third Saturday in May is celebrated as Learn to Swim Day, and this year it falls on May 20th....
Read MoreInstagram as a Weight-Loss Tool?
5/11/2017Instagram can potentially serve as a way to improve your eating habits. In fact, new research suggests that it may...
Read MoreWatch Your Weight in Your 20s to Decrease Cancer Risk
4/13/2017Although it becomes harder to lose weight as you age, there are major health benefits involved. New research suggests that...
Read MoreSix Ways To Get More Walking In Your Day
4/4/2017April 6th is Walk to Work Day, a holiday created expressly to get us up and moving. Find out ways...
Read MoreA Sedentary Lifestyle is as Harmful as Obesity
3/23/2017Research says that inactivity has a risk similarly to that of obesity for developing heart disease. Exercise is one of...
Read MoreFewer Daily Calories for a Longer Life
2/11/2017The amount of calories you eat may also be linked to how long you live. New research suggests that cutting...
Read MoreSix Ways to Take a Time Out on Super Bowl Overeating
2/3/2017You can enjoy your Super Bowl party without undoing all the healthiness of the rest of your diet routine. Just...
Read MoreA Different Kind of Shake Based on Sustained Energy
1/23/2017Having ruled out trying to pack a shake with problem plagued protein supplements, I chose to build my shake around...
Read MoreWhere You Live and How You’ll Die May be Linked
1/7/2017Most neighborhoods have distinctive mortality patterns, and high-priced neighborhoods typically have lower overall death rates than poorer regions.
Read MoreDrop in Age for Strokes
12/19/2016Bad news: research shows that the average age of occurrence for a first stroke has recently been getting younger.
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