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Hello everyone, Sorry for the long absense. I have been so busy that I have lacked time to write my blog. I am still fighting the battle to loose the weight. I have begun going to...
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Diet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: What if a pill could trick your body into shedding fat? Would you try it?
Modified: 03/06/12 07:52:06 AMDiet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: The cars lined both sides of the road and filled the parking lot near a neighborhood gym back in January.
Modified: 02/28/12 07:28:18 AMDiet Dispatches: We're giving away a copy of "The New Atkins For a New You Cookbook" and two new Jane Fonda DVDs, "Trim, Tone & Flex" and "Firm & Burn."
Modified: 02/21/12 06:38:37 AMDiet Dispatches: Weight Watchers overhauled its weight-loss plan just over a year ago and is getting mixed reviews. For a story, we'd like to talk with members about their experience, and what they think about the changes. Have they helped you lose weight?
Modified: 02/14/12 07:31:27 AMDiet Dispatches: Andrea Weigl, features reporter, writes: I am now into my fourth week back at work. I have to salute any woman who can juggle motherhood, full-time work, breast-feeding and exercise. I haven't been able to do it.
Modified: 01/31/12 10:35:20 AMDiet Dispatches: With the new year, we introduce some new members of the Turning the Scales team. They are beginning to share their stories at blogs.news observer.com/turningthescales , and you'll hear more from them here in coming weeks.
Modified: 01/24/12 08:28:46 AMAndrea Weigl, food reporter, writes: Before I left on maternity leave, I promised to chronicle losing my pregnancy weight on this blog.
Modified: 01/17/12 06:43:08 AMDiet Dispatches: Our three community bloggers made great progress toward their goals in 2011. They reflect today on their successes and share tips to help you slim down and get fit.
Modified: 01/10/12 06:57:28 AMDiet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: Congratulations to winners of the fitness DVD drawing.
Modified: 12/13/11 07:11:39 AMThese readers agreed to share their weight loss success stories. Click the image above to learn how they did it -- and see their before and after photos.
Hello everyone, Sorry for the long absense. I have been so busy that I have lacked time to write my blog. I am still fighting the battle to loose the weight. I have begun going to...
On confidence and self-control
Book giveaway: "Eat to Live" by Joel Fuhrman
Community blogger Muriel Watson writes: Starting weight as of Jan. 1, 2011-- 326/ Current weight -- 236. Goal weight: 185. What prompted you to start a weight-loss program?...
So long to an ice cream-and-chips kind of year
Final thoughts from Tahira Nyabinghi
Diet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: Who couldn't use 50 great tips to help you live a long, happy and healthy life? Writer Sophie Keller has compiled them into a new book titled "How Happy Is Your Health?"
Modified: 11/29/11 06:39:11 AMDiet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: The scale is back on my side, bouncing comfortably between 136.2 and 138.7. My khakis fit a little looser. I'm breathing easier. Feeling stronger. Life is good.
Modified: 11/15/11 10:05:52 AMDiet Dispatches: Andrea Weigl, food writer, who is on maternity leave, writes: Let me first say: Every woman's body is different. Every woman's childbirth is different. Every woman's postpartum weight-loss experience is different.
Modified: 11/08/11 08:23:21 AMAndrea Weigl, food reporter, writes: My husband and I are celebrating the birth of our baby Wednesday morning, a beautiful 7-pound, 11-ounce daughter. I promised to chronicle my efforts to lose my baby fat on the "Turning the Scales" blog.
Modified: 10/25/11 08:35:06 AMDiet Dispatches: Carole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: A year ago this month, I reached my 135-pound goal. The exact date isn't clear from my iPhone WeightBot records: I weighed in at 136.5 on Oct. 11, 2010, and the next entry was 134.3 on Oct. 15, 2010.
Modified: 10/18/11 08:20:58 AMCarole Tanzer Miller, features editor, writes: My health coach, Charity Husk of Take Shape for Life, reminded her clients the other day that one reason we regain hard-lost weight is that we continue to think "fat." By that she means that we resume the casual attitude toward food we had before we slimmed.
Modified: 10/11/11 10:08:42 AMThad Ogburn, metro editor
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KEY: Underweight: You have a BMI of less than 18.5, Normal weight: 18.5-24.9, Overweight: 25-29.9, Obese: 30 or greater.
CALCULATE CHILDREN'S BMI: BMI calculations differ for young children and teens. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offer this youth BMI calculator.
ABOUT BMI: The higher your Body Mass Index, the greater your risk for heart disease, high blood pressure, Type 2 diabetes, gallstones, breathing problems and some cancers. (But BMI isnt perfect: The number might overestimate body fat in muscular people or might underestimate fat in older people.)
Use generic terms (such as "banana" or "green beans") to find calorie and fat data for each food you eat. This is compiled from the USDA food nutrition database. Your search results will display in a new window, where you can modify the food weight or size.
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