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Rise in Obesity Related to Quick Weight Loss Diets? by Israel L. Patient ExpertHealth Maven 1 Comment Editor’s note: This is a guest article from Andrew B. He writes at How To Stop Eating, a binge eating blog which contains tips to recovery from compulsive eating.Due to the increase of obesity in today’s society everyone is looking for quick weight loss. This is dangerous, and can lead to developing binge eating disorder. Eating disor ... Read on »
Withdrawn: Advice on Low-Fat diets for Obesity! by Dr. Jonny B. Doctor of Philosophy Have you heard that a low-fat diet is the way to go for weight loss? Of course you have. Who hasn't? And like much "conventional" advice, it's turning out to be bogus. Recently, researchers combed through hundreds of previously published studies that investigated low-fat diets in comparison to other weight loss strategies. They looked at ... Read on »
New Diet Drug offers an Alternative to Obesity Surgery by Douglas R. Patient ExpertHealth MavenPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Tesofensine, a new diet drug being developed by the Danish drug company, NeuroSearch, had it’s coming out party at this years European Congress on Obesity.Recent tests claimed that, with no changes to diet or lifestyle, the average test subject experienced an 11.2% average reduction in weight. In absolute terms, the average test subject lost 11.3 k ... Read on »
Vegetarian diets and childhood obesity: is there a connection? by Angela M. Fals, MD, FAAP Medical DoctorPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee The latest breaking news is that in the July issue of its journal, the American Dietetic Association (ADA) endorsed vegetarian diets. The health and weight management benefits of a vegetarian or pirmarily vegetarian diet haven been clearly shown in past research studies and now this position statement by the ADA gives it more clout ... click here ... Read on »
Super Obese More Likely to Diet After Weight-Loss Surgery by Heartstrong Registered NursePeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee Just how safe is bariatric (weight-loss) surgery?Obese people usually undergo weight-loss surgery to prevent health problems related to increased body fat. A study published in the October 2009 issue of Archive of Surgery found that morbidly obese patients and those with chronic health problems were more likely to die after weight-loss surgery. T ... Read on »
Bush: Obesity Problem Comes From 'Bad Diet' by Jimmy M. Healthy Living Professional President George W. Bush STILL leading by example on fitness Regardless of what you think about his performance as the leader of the free world on an assortment of other issues, two-term President George W. Bush is a man who has led by example in regards to living a healthy lifestyle. He hovers around 190 pounds on his 5'11" frame, has a tota ... Read on »
MANAGEMENT OF CHILDHOOD OBESITY--DIETARY COUNSELING/CHILDHOOD DIETING by charakadas Patient Expert Recommendations for healthy Childhood dieting should be age-specific and flexible enough to accommodate family and ethnic food preferences . In toddlers, limiting sweetened beverages is usually the most useful initial strategy. accoriding to The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommendation for childhood dieting, a maximum intake of 4– ... Read on »
Anna Maria Clement: living food diet for cancer, diabetes, obesity by Annet v. Patient Expert Last Wednesday Anna Maria PhD, NMD and Brian Clement PhD, NMD were in the Netherlands for a lecture and interview with Raw Food Europe. This video is the first part of the lecture, in which Anna Maria explains why and how the raw living food diet works. Together with her husband Brian Clement, she runs the Hippocrates Health Institute in Florida. ... Read on »
Diet Coach Brought in to Arrest Obesity in Los Angeles Police Officers by Connie Bennett Healthy Living ProfessionalPeople's HealthBlogger Award Nominee It's the police's job to protect and serve us -- and of course, to arrest suspected criminals.But how do you arrest obesity in the police officers?Well, bring in a diet coach.That's what's the Los Angeles Police Department has done, a development I learned about, thanks to the AP's Shaya Tayee Mohajer.And it sounds like dietitian Rana Parker is off ... Read on »