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Break Bad Habits to Lose Weight

There certainly can be genetic, medical or other reasons people become overweight or severely obese. The reason for many people, however, is having bad habits that contribute to their weight problem. Analyze Bad Habits that Contribute to Weight GainClosely analyze your lifestyle to...

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Choosing a Teen Weight Loss Camp

Years ago there were only a handful of teen weight loss camps to choose from. With exponentially increasing childhood obesity in rates never before seen in the United States’ history, today there are a myriad of camp options and choices for parents and...

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Calculating BMI for Body Fat and Health Risks

Body Mass Index (BMI) is an indicator of relative body fat. The body mass index calculation takes into consideration the ratio of weight to height, and defines what weight category a person falls into. As such, by calculating BMI one can help predict...

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An Obesogenic Society

We live in a time when the environmental conditions are such that they create an obesity problem. Consider that 65% of American adults are overweight and more than one third are obese. Our lifestyles support these statistics. Our environment causes us to gain...

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Body Mass Index Calculation for Weight Status

Use the BMI calculation to determine weight status. By calculating BMI one can get an indication of whether they are underweight, of normal weight, overweight or fall in the obesity range. What is BMI - Body Mass Index?Body Mass Index (BMI) is an...

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Adipex-P - A Prescription Appetite Suppressant

Patients who are obese and suffer from risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or diabetes, could be candidates for treatment with Adipex, along with diet and exercise, for help with losing weight. Adipex-P is a short-term appetite suppressant that is used...

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Seven Reasons You Might Be Getting a Fat Belly

Public health authorities tell people to count calories to maintain their weight. But consider what regulates human fat tissue. The hormone insulin plays a profound role – far more profound, it turns out, than does calorie counting. Higher concentrations of circulating insulin drive...

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Eat Naturally

It's easy to get sucked in by one of the many fad diets on the market. Everywhere we turn, we see the "success stories" of people who've taken a product and quickly lost 75, 100 pounds or more. Although there isn't an overweight...

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Cells Signaling for Hunger Found

In collaboration of scientists from Barnard College, Columbia and Rockefeller Universities, cells that release the hormone ghrelin were found. The cells are located in the stomach and signal the brain when the next meal is expected. These cells, amazingly, release the hormone in a...

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Childhood Obesity – Definition, Prevalence and Health Effects

Currently, there is no strict way to classify a childhood obesity or overweight. Nonetheless, the prevalence of childhood obesity is growing around the globe. The health effects of childhood obesity can be both phychological and physiological. Therefore by educating parents and children about...

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Childhood Obesity: Fighting for the Health of the Next Generation

Childhood obesity is a problem. It is an epidemic with severe consequences and life altering effects. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, childhood obesity increased from 5 to 10.4 percent among children ages two to five years between 1980 and...

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Appetite Suppressants for Obesity Treatment

Appetite regulation can be mediated by a number of factors. Among the many factors a research review notes that hormones, neuropeptides, monoamine transmitters, serotonin, dopamine (DA), and norepinephrine (NE) to be important mediators (Rothman & Baumann, 2000). Of these factors, transmitter molecules that act...

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Decide Today to Take Off Weight – Right Plan

When considering weight loss for the long–term, it's good to know that there are more than just one path to successful weight loss. Just because a particular weight loss plan has produced great results for one person, is no indication that it will...

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Childhood Obesity Treatment

Prevention is paramount, but children who have reached the overweight and or obese range need a very special kind of treatment plan and much understanding from those who will guide them back to health. Treatment plans should always be created in unison with...

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Do Physicians Respect Obese Patients?

A new study seems to solidify fears that physicians are biased against obese patients. In a survey that examined the clinical interactions of 40 physicians with nearly 240 patients, doctors were far less likely to respect patients with high body mass indices (BMI);...

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How to Get Rid of Belly Fat

Too much belly fat, or any excess weight is not a good thing. Medical science has been preaching the risks and consequences of carrying a whole bunch of extra weight. Losing weight is not one of the easiest things to do, as a...