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Finding a 'normal' diet is key for weight loss - Aiken Standard

Finding a 'normal' diet is key for weight loss Aiken Standard By BRIAN PARR, Feature columnist Bob recently lost 50 pounds following a low-carbohydrate diet. After he reached this goal, he went back to his normal diet. To his disappointment, he started gaining the weight back even though he was exercising every ...

Some People Compelled to Eat Things That Aren't "Food" - The Ledger

Some People Compelled to Eat Things That Aren't "Food" The Ledger From Australia to Mississippi, there are people who believe the minerals found in dirt can enhance fertility, supplement their diets and help with morning sickness. The 6-year-old girl was otherwise normal: She was developing and growing appropriately; ... Some really do eat a peck of dirtStuff.co.nz all 3 news articles »

Q&A: Weight Watchers CEO Describes His Path to 'Weight Loss Boss' - TIME

TIME	Q&A: Weight Watchers CEO Describes His Path to 'Weight Loss Boss' TIME And fast food on top [of that], and eating a bag of chips. Just kind of unbridled consumption. Ironically, the weight I put on back in college actually made me feel like I looked more normal, as opposed to being overly skinny.

Hunter-Gatherers and Horticulturalist Lifestyle Linked to Lower Blood Pressure ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Hunter-Gatherers and Horticulturalist Lifestyle Linked to Lower Blood Pressure ... MarketWatch (press release) Lifestyle factors of these traditional populations -- high physical activity and high fruit and vegetable diets -- may protect against normal aging phenomena, high blood pressure and hardening of the arteries. DALLAS, May 21, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) ... and more »

New research identifies possible risk factors, treatments for bowel - Science Codex

New research identifies possible risk factors, treatments for bowel Science Codex Several studies show that factors, including common dietary additives, hormone replacement therapy, oral contraceptives and even high-altitude travel may cause or exacerbate these diseases. Other research examines the effect of cutting-edge therapies ... and more »