Diet and Weight Loss:
The latest news and research about diet and weight loss. This category lists suggestions and tips about how to eat right and manage weight.
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Recent interest in claims that a raspberry ketone supplement has potent fat burning properties has doubters asking "Where’s the research?" Should dieters wait for conclusive scientific evidence that a fat burning supplement actually does work before trying it out?
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A recent study confirms that a popular French weight loss drug has killed and harmed thousands of users over the past 30 years.
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A recent scientific review of the effectiveness of 3 weight loss drugs on over 24,000 study participants has revealed some surprising results that individuals wanting to lose weight with weight loss drugs need to be aware of.
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Losing weight through popular weight loss programs can be costly. Find out about this no-gimmick secret to losing weight for free and you will be asking yourself, "Why didn't I think of this before?"
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One out of one million weight loss participants in Dr. Oz’s “Transformation Nation: Million Dollar You” program is destined to become Dr. Oz's Million Dollar Winner as membership in his national weight loss program has recently surged beyond the one million member mark.
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Ladies, if you are trying to lose weight, in addition to paying attention to calorie intake, you may also want to take a look at your dining companion.
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If you are overweight or obese and your doctor is too, then chances are slim (no pun intended) you will get the "lose weight" talk or a diagnosis of obesity.
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A recent business article titled "The 6 Biggest Reasons You'll Fail" has some practical and universal lessons that are just as applicable to losing weight as it does to losing a business. Read on to discover the 6 biggest reasons why your diet will fail as food for thought before you start your next dieting plan.
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Diet and exercise are important components for tackling obesity. A new study finds losing sleep - even for one night - can thwart weight loss efforts.
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Women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) may do better on a diet with a high ratio of protein to carbohydrates.
