Archives For Obesity


Steven Assanti says he’s addicted to food


1. Is nicotine all bad?

2. Study may explain mysterious cancer–day care connection

The image shows an abnormal blood cell from a mouse that developed leukemia after being injected with cells treated to simulate multiple infections. The coloring marks pairs of chromosomes. In this case, the diseased cell has three copies of chromosome 18

3. Study: Americans’ exposure to heat extremes could rise six-fold by mid-century

4. U.S. FDA considers expanding tests for drug residues in milk

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5. Where Is Avian Flu Hiding?

6. Pearl River Delta air quality improves but ozone levels rise, report shows

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Decade-long study wins Heinz Award after findings include link between air pollution, obesity

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Egregious lack of integrity’ cited for weight-loss products


10 tips for a successful sugar detox


Global consumption of junk food rising


1. Imagine sitting at a bus stop waiting for a bus to get to work.  You work hard for the next eight hours and then take the same bus home.  Once you get in the door, you try to order something for dinner, but your card is declined.  You then find out that someone hacked your credit card. You don’t know how or when it could have happened. The only place you were was the bus stop. Read here about just what might have happened to you and is happening to others everywhere and find out how you can protect yourselves in the future.

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2. Did you know that there may be a way to control overeating by manipulating a specific set of brain cells? Read it to believe it here

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3. Every day doctors and scientist are working hard to find ways to make life easier and last longer for all of us. Here are just some of the new medical breakthroughs we can look forward to in this year ahead.

Ringing In the New Year: Medical Breakthroughs Anticipated in 2015

4. No president ever has it easy. As the years go by, more people are born, needs rise, crime rises, and hopes for change and peace rise. Lets see what President Obama’s Top 50 Accomplishments were


Losing weight isn’t easy. There are many steps to getting there. I fight a daily battle myself. Giving birth to six amazing children while also suffering six miscarriages takes a toll on a womans body. Many of wish we could just blink our eyes and the weight would just melt away. This is far-fetched and unrealistic. So we look for articles to read, food to eat and any type of exercise that will help bring the weight down and hopefully keep it off. No one thing will work on its own.  I would like to share with you some articles and recipes that will at least educate you and help you decide what’s next in your fight to stay “fit and healthy”.  Good Luck! Felina Silver Robinson

1. Why caloric restriction alone won’t help you live longer

2. To Your Good Health: Next steps on weight-loss journey

3. Overcoming Obesity – and Making it Last

Even a modest weight loss can improve overall health.

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4. Think you’re eating healthy? You’re probably not.

5. Lose Weight Fast: How to Do It Safely

Sick of crash diets and fad diets? Follow these healthy tips.
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What kind of exercise — and how much — is best when you’re trying to lose weight?
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9. 13 Fat Releasing Foods to Lose Weight Fast

Liz Vaccariello, author of The Digest Diet, explains how you can lose weight fast by eating foods you already shop for, as certain foods, actions, and activities can gently shift your body into fat release mode.

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1. The Truth About Bug Spray

Not all insect repellents are created equal. Here’s how to avoid getting eaten alive.

2. Back pain: the spiralling effects of a problem no one can see

3. Are saturated fats as bad as we have been led to believe?

4. Soldiers surprisingly resilient to PTSD after Iraq and Afghanistan

5. Just one binge drinking session may harm health

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6. Minnesota tops in senior health, study says

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7. Mental health system needs overhaul: Your Say

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8. Red wine and chocolate for better health? Maybe not

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9. Vitamin E-rich oils linked to lung inflammation

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10Cheaper Food May Be Fueling U.S. Obesity Epidemic

Americans spend just one-tenth of disposable income on food, an historic low, study finds

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