When it comes to serious or ongoing weight issues, it's important to know the facts. Clearly there is no end to the books and programs and experts that offer differing perspectives on weight loss. In order to be factual and scientific, it's important to take note of some solid information that is available. The National Weight Registry keeps track of individuals who lose significant amount of weight and maintain that weight loss for 2 or more years. If you look at the various diet...
So here it is, twelve weeks since I started on this journey and I have crossed a line. Not a “line in the sand” type of line, but a... Read more »
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A friend asks me how I am going to keep off the weight now that I've reached my goal of a body-mass index (BMI) of 23. It's a tough... Read more »
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