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Scientists Trying to Link Genetics to Weight Loss Diets, Optimal Nutrition for Health

I have been very hesitant about embracing genetic testing because I really don’t want to know about my inherited risk of getting Alzheimer’s disease since no treatment is currently available. However, a new study from Stanford University that focuses on the genetic aspect of weight loss has me rethinking whether this testing would be... Read moreChevron
posted 03/31/2010, comments (0)|
briansquest

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Not losing ANY weight no matter how hard I try?!........

I'm a 33 year old male, 6'1 and weigh 120kg.  For the past 8 weeks I have made a concious effort to lose some weight and yet nothing I do seems to make a difference.  ( i have only lost 2 kg which is a little disheartening.)  Here is a brief breakdown of what I'm doing...   1. Not on any 'diet' I have... Read moreChevron
Helpme

Be smart!

Hey, hey there! Are you a young girl going through some though times? Do not blame it on food! I repeat- DO NOT BLAME IT ON FOOD! In another words do not eat your self to death if you gained a couple pounds or seems impossible to lose weight. Weight lose happens in steps, not all at one time. When going to Mcdondels or Burger King, get a salad... Read moreChevron
posted 03/23/2009, comments (0)|
Kay Cox

I have found out this year that I have diabetes 2.

Finding out about diabetes 2. I know I need to lose weight. But when I go on a diet,or a doctor's tells me that I cannot eat sugars or high carb. I am desireing more. I need some more dealtales. about the meal exchanges and how to have fun exerciseing. when I am out of breath going to the car port. I have always thought that gaining weight is... Read moreChevron
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Workout method

Is is harmful to do a workout in which the upper body and lower body is integrated into one thing? Like do a set of curls, then a set of squats. In other words, constantly be working a muscle but from a different part of the body.  Is this bad good, or just the same as a normal workout.
posted 05/05/2008, comments (0)|

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