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Nonsense study being used to claim that meat causes weight gain by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 23 Jul 2010 6:58am There’s a study doing the rounds that is being reported as evidence that ‘Atkins’ was wrong’. Apparently, according to those reporting the study, it shows that eating more meat generally causes increased weight gain over time [1]. To see a typical way in which this study is being reported, see here. Sitting on a plane yesterday [...] Read on »

Study Shows Smoking Causes Weight Gain by Linda Posted Sat 24 Apr 2010 12:00am at the possibility of nicotine poisoning as a cause of the weight gain. It is ironic that for women a reason for not quitting the nicotine addiction has been the threat of weight gain... A new study links nicotine intake with weight gain, and concludes that active smokers as well as those who quit, put on more weight than non-smokers. For years it had Read on »

Birth Control Method Can Cause Weight Gain by Linda Posted Sun 26 Jul 2009 12:00am increased by 5 percent within the first six months of use, called “early gainers,” are at risk of continued, excessive weight gain. The average weight gain seems to be around 24... If you find yourself gaining weight unexpectedly, check your method of birth control. Researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston have identified Read on »

The Surprising Ingredient Causing Weight Gain by stipeygirl75 Posted Fri 07 Aug 2009 12:10pm I found this article on Yahoo health. I said to myself "Right!" I lost about 10 lbs. from cutting MSG out of my diet. All the while I was eating eggs, butter and cheese! I know at least one other person who had the same effect from cutting out MSG. Check it: The Surprising Ingredient Causing Weight Gain Read on »

What Causes Weight Gain? My Take by Dr. Barbara Berkeley Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 16 Dec 2011 11:37pm that the converse would also seem to be true: if we lose weight by cutting calories, we must gain weight by accumulating them. But is this true? Perhaps weight loss has nothing much to do with weight gain. Perhaps they are two quite different things. ' For some time, I have been giving an introductory talk to new patients who enter my practice. I wanted to record Read on »

Nonsense study being used to claim that meat causes weight gain by Dr. John B. Medical Doctor

Posted Fri 23 Jul 2010 3:07pm meat generally causes increased weight gain over time [1]. To see a typical way in which this study is being reported, see here . Sitting on a plane yesterday I read this study... the we can infer from this study is that meat-eating is associated with weight gain. That does not meat it causes weight gain. Other so-called “confounding factors” (maybe big meat Read on »

THE TRUTH ACCORDING TO...THURSDAYS- How Diet Soda Causes Weight Gain by Veggin' Out With Christa Facebook

Posted Thu 17 Mar 2011 12:00am Hey folks, Welcome to The Truth According To...Thursdays! The following "truth" or shall I say lesson I found on youtube by Wellness Works has some very vital information about not only how diet soda causes weight gain, but on how the body processes acidic and alkaline foods. It's a little longer than most videos I post, but it is WELL worth Read on »

Compulsive overeating and emotional eating cause weight gain by MariasLastDiet.com Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Sat 11 Apr 2009 12:55am or causes with your behavior. If you don't understand why you gain weight, or why you eat the way you do, then these things that guide you to food inappropriately will still be doing... by Maria's Last Diet Losing weight permanently is all about making the link between overeating and what's leading you to overeat. It could be a medical problem Read on »

The Secret Cause of Weight Gain by Dr. Judith Wurtman Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Thu 02 Dec 2010 3:27pm (and it is usually a she) has noticed that you have gained weight. Well, what does one do when the weight gain was not caused by a fourteen-day cruise, a new job as a pastry chef or the inability to exercise due to a bad back? What does one say when the weight gain was caused by medication taken for an emotional disorder such as panic attacks, anxiety, depression Read on »

Can Soup Be The Cause of Your Weight Gain? by Marci L. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 07 Dec 2009 7:21am , and cheese, which turn it into a high calorie affair. These soups are loaded with sodium and boosts water retention, which is another annoying cause of weight gain. If you’re worried... you consume in the soup that will determine whether or not you will gain weight. So, what are you to do when the cold weather is coming up and a nice bowl of soup sounds like Read on »