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Does Debt Really Cause Weight Gain?

If a popular question has a popular answer waiting, that question is a bad one. And if an academic article publishes that answer, that means that the article is all the more worse. Does debt cause weight gain? That's like asking if the...

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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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Dietary Fiber Can Prevent Obesity

The Center for Disease Control estimated that two thirds of adults and one fifth of children in the United States are obese. Obesity increases the risk for heart disease, type 2 diabetes, stroke, and certain cancers. Diet and levels of exercise have a...

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Eat More and Lose Weight

There never seems to be a simple, easy solution that will create ideal weight loss. In fact, finding a program that can suit life’s busy schedule sometimes seems impossible. We tend to trust the tried and true saying that eating less will cause...

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Effective Weight Loss Resolutions

Losing weight is a common New Year’s resolution. For many people, this resolution is made and broken year after year. Dieting to lose weight, and then gaining it all back again, can easily become a vicious cycle. Make this year different and lose...

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Exercise Key to Fighting the Flab

Dieting is often viewed as the easy option to losing weight, after all, it doesn't take up much more time than your regular daily routine and just involves maybe a little bit more painstaking preparation of your food intake. Exercising, on the other...