Diets in Review
Ran Zilca is a life coach, the Chief Scientist of bLife Inc, and the CEO and founder of Signal Patterns. For more on Ran’s coaching services visit www.rideofyourlife.com/category/coach/. Last year I went on a coast-to-coast solo motorcycle trip. A project … Continue reading
Today, Walgreens opened the doors to a “flagship” store in Chicago’s Loop neighborhood that touts healthier offerings, including made-to-order smoothies, self-serve frozen yogurt, sushi and juice bars, and a barista selling exclusive State & Randolph brand coffee. The new Walgreens … Continue reading
Hostess Brands Inc. is filing for bankruptcy, in part due to weak sales of their unhealthy baked goods. However, high labor costs and rising commodity prices on sugar and flour have been cited as the main causes of the company’s … Continue reading
According to a recent study published by a joint venture of the University of Texas Southwest’s Medical Center and the Cooper Institute in Dallas, having low levels of vitamin D can be linked to depression. What is Depression? Major depressive … Continue reading
Many of us are well into our New Year’s resolutions by now and are moving forward with a level of enthusiasm that only happens in January. While some of us have set our intentions to achieve more and workout harder, … Continue reading
Actress Keri Russell gave birth to a daughter just two weeks ago on December 27, but already is looking trim. The former Felicity star was spotted in New York City on an unusually warm January day wearing a denim short-sleeve … Continue reading
Another player has entered the field of online weight-loss plans. Created by Dr. John Spencer Ellis, DietGuru.com is a diet program that’s advertising customized diet and meal plans for as little as 33 cents per day, which uses a system … Continue reading
I must say that I was a bit disappointed to read a press release this morning about a new dietary supplement to help college students manage procrastination. I cannot blame Genius Labs, LLC. for trying to make a buck, and … Continue reading
A recent article at Good Therapy may make it seem like Adventure Therapy is a new treatment modality for men, but in fact, Adventure Therapy has been around in some form for more than a century and has been used … Continue reading
Obesity might be a rising problem in the United States today, but it isn’t the only tough issue that the Food Network will tackle this year. On Sunday January 8 at 10PM ET/PT, chefs Bobby Flay, Michael Symon, Anne Burrell … Continue reading
Weight loss is a touchy subject. It’s not exactly something you want to bring up in the company of, say, a friend who could stand to lose a little weight- especially if that conversation is directly geared at them. Although … Continue reading