Diets in Review
We just wanted to let our loyal readers know that the DietsInReview.com team is in Austin for SXSW. We’ll be sitting in on sessions to learn what’s new in interactive developments to bring even more innovations to you. We’ll also … Continue reading
Last week on The Biggest Loser, we were left waiting to hear the result of whether Mike had lost enough weight to win immunity for all the contestants. With eleven pounds lost, Mike has kept everyone safe.
Obesity isn’t just an American problem. We often think that we are the sole carrier of the torch, but it’s a global problem. Mexico, Argentina, Egypt, and Greece are only a few countries that have overweight rates (a BMI greater … Continue reading
The Oprah show on Monday, March 9 is dedicated to the reality of reality TV. She welcomes Ruby Gettinger to the yellow sofa to talk about her very public weight loss journey on her Style Network program, “Ruby.” In her … Continue reading
I can’t help but be jealous that tonight the contestants met up with the gorgeous Chef Rocco DiSpirito to make healthy versions of their former favorite fast foods. Rocco spices up the competition by throwing out a prize to the team … Continue reading
On the Thursday, March 5 episode of the Rachael Ray show, she’ll have viewers trying some different weight loss products. They’ll find out which one of these is fab, or won’t cut the flab from your mid-section. Check your local … Continue reading
The teams are going blue vs. black and no one is guaranteed to keep their trainers. This week Alison starts the teams off in the mud with a pop challenge. Winning this challenge allows you to pick your trainer.
The Biggest Loser and Feed America have teamed up to make a difference. The Pound for Pound Challenge is a great way to get healthy and help feed families across America. For every pound of weight you pledge to lose, … Continue reading
Tonight on the Biggest Loser, Ali surprised the contestants with yet another pop challenge. This weeks pop challenge had the contestants searching for the keys to success. Among 130 keys pinned to a board at the top of the hill … Continue reading
I’ve always thought that the idea of the flu being more common in the winter was just an old wives tale. But apparently, not only is it actually true, but experts now know why. A new study found that influenza … Continue reading
The laundry list of ailments associated with obesity continue to grow. A few days ago I wrote about how obesity has health effects beyond the more famous (heart problems, diabetes, etc.), such as causing chronic low back pain. Add headaches … Continue reading