Diets in Review
Just recently, the Corn Refiners Association took the legal steps necessary to change the name high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) to the more innocuous name, “corn sugar.” While the approval could take as long as two years, products are already being referred … Continue reading
Welcome back the Real World VH1 edition, also known as Money Hungry! With the competition now down to 5 teams, we are starting to learn more and more about each contestant, and see more and more drama. The alliances formed … Continue reading
They didn’t go BIGGER this year, they went wider, as in nation-wide to find this season’s Biggest Loser contestants! Bob Harper and Jillian Michaels always start out by setting the stage for the season and this time they gave some … Continue reading
St. Louis is the second largest city in Missouri with a population of around 400,000 people. The Greater St. Louis population is closing in on nearly three million people; making it the sixteenth largest urban area in the United States. The … Continue reading
New Yorkers looking for new ways to relax, stay fit and get active won’t want to miss Alive & Well in Brooklyn this Sunday. It’s a free health and wellness fair in Park Slope that will feature speakers, demos and … Continue reading
September is National Cholesterol Awareness Month. And while you should be aware of your cholesterol levels and what affects them every month, it doesn’t hurt to give it a little extra attention now and again. First, it’s a good idea … Continue reading
Who doesn’t love a great deal? Whether it’s a pair of summer sandals you found during a January sale or an amazing price on automobile insurance, these days it seems increasingly more important to spend that extra bit of time … Continue reading
UPDATE: Congratulations to the 646 students who accompanied the Washington Redskins Quarterback, Donovan McNabb, and his teammates yesterday. They successfully set the Guinness World Record for Largest Virtual Exercise Class. Hopefully this accomplishment will inspire others across the country to … Continue reading
Washington D.C., the capitol of the United States, was founded in July of 1790. It has a population of nearly 600,000 people and is bordered by both Virginia and Maryland. The D.C. metropolitan population is just over 5.4 million people, making it … Continue reading
Pamela Ofstein is the Director of Nutrition Services at eDiets.com, a leading provider of weight loss services, information and products. I think for many of us, when it comes to carbs, we can be our own downfall. It’s tough to … Continue reading
Do you find yourself dragging as you head for your first cup of coffee in the morning? Maybe you should reach for breakfast first. Breakfast is touted as the most important meal of the day. There’s nothing wrong with some … Continue reading