Information about health and wellness in the media – good or bad, positive or negative, clean or unclean… if it’s out there, it’s in here.
“…Slaughter…started taking the weight-loss product Hydroxycut four days earlier, and had been feeling “an evil presence” for several days.”
Information on getting tested, and the meaning of World Aids Day.
Discriminating because of weight? Really?
At 700lbs, 49-year-old Terri Smith is unable to move, stand or roll on her own…
Changes in the use of corn in ethanol may affect the price of processed foods…
From NBC Nightly News, I bring you this delicate little issue with the sensational little title. My thoughts were, of course you can be fit and “fat.” And considering how …
“That suggests that the average black woman can be heavier than her white counterpart before…”
“…children’s BMI rose the more years their mothers worked over their children’s lifetimes…”
Since May, Drew Manning has gained about 70 pounds on purpose. And he’s not done yet.
First Lady suggests drinking water, people start actively seeking big gulps. Good grief.
Before I begin, a quick run down of the situation to which I’m referring. Lincoln University, a predominantly and historically Black institution in Pennsylvania, creates a course titled “Fitness For …
From soda to Perrier… can food stamp users buy anything?
Does your company have a health and wellness initiative? Share it here!
Yes. A tomato is ‘vegetable,” pizza is “a vegetable serving” and this now affects your child’s school lunch.
A story of a teen girl who received multiple weight loss surgeries, and a reported rise in the practice.
It’s kind of a logical conclusion. We are friends with the people within our circle because they are like us. We’re inclined to cling to people who make us comfortable …
The twinkie diet – because everyone wants to eat crap and still lose weight!
…a new study comes along suggesting that diet sodas might be bad for your head and your heart.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie secretly underwent lap-band stomach surgery, he revealed to The NY Post Monday night.
Lately, First Lady Michelle Obama has been giving lots of interviews in regards to launching her new initiative to address childhood obesity. Needless to say, as a growing fitness lover …
