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Meal Replacements Don't Help Obese Teens Slim Down by Medline Plus Posted Fri 17 Dec 2010 5:44pm ) in maintaining weight loss was not supported," the researchers conclude, and further study is needed to find ways of getting obese teens to start diets and stay on them... teens' weight loss in the early stages of dieting, new research shows. But these "meal replacements" were no better than a standard low-calorie Read on »

6 Tips to Help Your Children Slim Down From Renowned Children's Obesity Expert Dr. David Ludwig by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:35pm of top TV and radio shows – can educate you so you empower your child to have fun losing weight, getting fit and shunning those culprit carbs. Anyhow, in Dr. Ludwig's new book... of the Optimal Weight for Life (OWL) Program at Children’s Hospital Boston, one of the oldest and largest pediatric weight management programs for children in the country. Since 1996, he Read on »

Parents: Help Your Kids Slim Down With Famous Children's Obesity Expert Dr. David Ludwig on July 17 by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Thu 18 Dec 2008 7:35pm at Harvard, who has pioneered the use of a low-glycemic diet in combating obesity. Not only that, but his groundbreaking research is the basis for some of the most successful diets..., and environment -- and integrates them into a powerful prescription for weight loss. And you have the rare opportunity to gain access to this cutting-edge physician. Get more info now Read on »

Super Obese More Likely to Diet After Weight-Loss Surgery by Heartstrong Registered Nurse

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Posted Sun 25 Oct 2009 11:02pm 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 Read on »

Obesity & Complications of Diverticulosis; Obesity, Weight Loss & Urinary Incontinence by Robert W. Posted Sun 01 Feb 2009 11:58am -aged overweight and obese women were randomly assigned to either an intensive 6-month weight loss program (including diet, exercise, and behavior modification) or to a structured...), maintaining a healthy weight, and eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and whole grains, will probably do your colon a lot of good as well! OBESITY, WEIGHT LOSS & URINARY Read on »

Rise in Obesity Related to Quick Weight Loss Diets? by Israel L. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 07 Oct 2008 6:12pm

1 Comment . This is an article from FatManUnleashed.com's Healthy Weight Loss and Fitness Blog. Rise in Obesity Related to Quick Weight Loss Diets? Quick weight loss isn't usually fat loss... 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 disorders Read on »

Lower-Carb Diet Better Than Low-Fat Diet For Obese Insulin-Resistant Women by John Shelmet Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 09 Aug 2010 3:39am Obese, and insulin-resistant, women lost more weight in 12 weeks on a low-carbohydrate diet than a low-fat diet. The study was conducted at the University of Nevada School of Medicine and funded by Jenny Craig. The two diets, which had the same calorie counts, were followed for nearly three months by 45 insulin-resistant obese women between the ages Read on »

LifeBridge Health Bariatrics Program Helps Obese Patients Lose Weight and Gain Confidence by Elizabeth Leis Patient Expert

Posted Fri 12 Aug 2011 6:00am and exercise and nothing seems to help you lose weight, one option that you have is bariatric surgery. The LifeBridge Health Bariatrics Program offers both surgical and non-surgical treatment options for weight loss. You can learn about the bariatrics program by visiting the newly-designed website, which offers comprehensive information on: Laparoscopic Gastric Read on »

Obesity Still High: Americans Not Losing Weight by Connie Bennett Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 03 May 2010 12:00am are struggling with obesity, you have my empathy. It can be a challenge to lose weight, but it's well worth it, as anyone who has lost weight can tell you. If you have a sugar habit..., quickie-carb stuff. Small wonder that our obesity rates are about the same as last year. Indeed, Gallup alerted me that the U.S. adult obesity rate was 26.7% in the first Read on »

Many Obese People See No Need to Lose Weight by Medline Plus Posted Wed 13 Oct 2010 12:37pm provider, they were less likely to discuss their diet, physical activity level, or whether they needed to lose weight. Based on the findings, Powell... of African Americans and 11 percent of Hispanics -- but just 2 percent of whites -- believed that they needed to lose weight, Dr. Tiffany M. Powell of the University of Texas Read on »