Is Holiday Weight Gain, Like January Bills, Inevitable?
The infamous holiday five pounds do not have to be inevitable, and what a wonderful gift you will be giving yourself to enter the New Year without the extra weight of the past.
The infamous holiday five pounds do not have to be inevitable, and what a wonderful gift you will be giving yourself to enter the New Year without the extra weight of the past.
Penny Love Hoff | Posted 01.24.2012
Many dieters and exercisers view the holidays as a time for throwing in the towel. Facing 72 straight days of a never-ending food, the mentality becomes: We know we can't win, so we let ourselves go.
www.aarp.org | Posted 11.22.2011
The day after Thanksgiving, a collective groan goes up when millions of Americans step on the bathroom scale. Most of us who won't see 40 again are fa...
Dr. Cindy Haines | Posted 08.26.2011
Unfortunately, too-few experts offer the following advice: People can -- and should -- simply reduce the number of medications they need.
Christina Pirello | Posted 05.25.2011
Here are some sure-fire tricks to get you through holiday meals so you can enjoy your family, friends and not feel guilty come the New Year.
Dan Dorfman | Posted 05.25.2011
Holiday risks abound when it comes to your waistline. Controlling your eating and guzzling before New Year's Day could make 2010 a happier new year medically and financially; it also might help save your life.
Janice Taylor | Posted 11.17.2011
It is a way bigger challenge to stay the course, and lose weight when you are feeling unhappy, depressed or sad; isn't it? Weight loss is about a lot more than just food and exercise.
Robert Reames | Posted 11.17.2011
It's all about choices. Make the right choices so you don't fall behind and have to play catch-up in January.
Times Of London | Amanda Ursell | Posted 11.17.2011
It's eight days until Christmas and if, like me, your trousers are feeling tight and waistline panic is setting in, it might be wise to take stock. If...
Judith J. Wurtman, PhD | Posted 02.14.2012