Men: Improve Your Sex Life by Losing 2.5 Inches Off Your Waist
As resources, technology, and studies continue to enhance, more and more health issues are being...
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Category: Obesity
5 Foods to Help You Adjust to Bariatric Eating
By Chelsea Terris, who provides online content for WeightWise Bariatric Program, a comprehensive weight loss surgery center located in Edmond, OK. Undergoing weight loss surgery is a beneficial but physically strenuous...
Read MoreSnoring is Wrecking Your Sleep, Relationships, and Overall Wellness
Have you ever watched your love sleep peacefully and felt your heart swell? While it might be adorable to hear a child snore, it is rarely cute when you are trying to share a bed with someone snoring. When you or your partner...
Read MoreFor Weight Loss, Are Supplements Even Worth It?
If you’ve been trying to lose weight, you may have considered a weight loss supplement. There’s so much information to consider that taking that step may feel overwhelming. Here’s how you can decide what’s right for you. Do I...
Read MoreNew York City First in U.S. to Ban ‘Super-Sized’ Sodas
By Jason Knapfel, who manages content for Northwest Weight Loss Surgery, a bariatric clinic located just outside Seattle, Washington. Fears and outrage over perceived excessive government intervention are being stoked after news...
Read MoreGreen Coffee Bean Extract is the Star of Dr. Oz’s Season Premiere
Today, Dr. Oz’s afternoon talk show begins its fourth season with more advice about health topics ranging from life-saving tools to tips on handling embarrassing issues. Dr. Oz starts by promoting to viewers the newest...
Read MoreYou Can Be Fat and Fit at the Same Time, Research Shows
Believe it or not, new research is beginning to show that a person who is obese isn’t necessarily unfit. These findings come according to a new study from the University of South Carolina. As reported by BBC, researchers...
Read MoreQsymia Weight Loss Drug Only Most Effective with Proper Diet and Exercise
The weight loss drug Qsymia, formerly known as Qnexa, is causing a lot of buzz having been approved by the FDA on July 17. This approval marks the second weight loss drug approved this summer, preceded by Lorcaserin, and only...
Read MoreNutrition and Mental Health Are the Biggest Health Concerns for College Students
College campuses across the country are filling with eager students ready to start the school year. College is a great place to make memories, it can also be an easy place to get sick if you’re not careful. According to...
Read MoreLorcaserin is the First Weight Loss Drug Approved by the FDA since 1999
This summer has been a big one for weight loss drugs. Lorcaserin, which was approved by the FDA in June, was the first weight loss drug approved since Alli back in 1999. Qsymia, previously known as Qnexa, was approved in July...
Read MorePhysical Activity is the Wonder Drug, but Not Enough People Take This Medication
As obesity rates continue to rise, the problem continues to be people eating too much and exercising too little. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention conducted a phone survey in 2010 that shows more people are walking,...
Read MoreNew York City Soda Ban Goes for Vote September 13 Amidst Strong Debate
Many would argue that easy access to food and drinks loaded with fat, sugar, sodium and an abundance of calories are a large part of the obesity problem currently plaguing our country. In an attempt to change things for the...
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