Diets in Review
With the country in an obesity epidemic that is affecting younger and younger children, there are new concerns that bullying and teasing will impact these kids more. This concern was validated by a new study published in the June issue of the Journal Pediatrics, which showed that children in the range of 6-9 years of age have an increased likelihood of being subjected to bullying regardless of race or socioeconomic status. Continue reading
In this special two-hour finale of Ruby, the show centers around Ruby and her friends in their six-day retreat. Ruby’s counselor Tennie McCarty pretty much hits the nail on the head during the retreat, which she is hosting. Tennie looks … Continue reading
Guest blogger Carol Dunlop is certified through FiTour as a Personal Trainer and through the American Red Cross as a CPR, AED and First Aid Instructor. She has competed and placed in several Fitness America and National Bodybuilding competitions. To … Continue reading
When spring breaks and the fresh, seasonal produce is available again, there’s nothing better than a crisp salad. Whether as a side to accompany an already delicious meal, or as the main course, a salad is light yet satisfying. And … Continue reading
A double chocolate cupcake, or running almost 112,000 foot steps? What would you choose? Although the former sounds more delicious, that is exactly why our great nation is in a state of crisis. And that is precisely the reason that inspired … Continue reading
Advertisements on TV captivate children with the bright colors, imagery and in many cases animation and character portrayals which leads kids to want what they see. Many of the products that are being marketing to tweens are unhealthy snacks, drinks and cereals. The FTC wants children to start thinking about what the ad is saying and what it is trying to tell them to do. Continue reading
Each week, DietsInReview.com will recap the hottest headlines in weight loss, diet and health news to keep you informed of news you can really use. Erik Chopin Prepares for Biggest Loser Finale at Biggest Loser Resort Erik Chopin became a … Continue reading
I only recently heard of the concept that specially designed shoes could help tone your body. In fact, the new Sketchers commercials that feature football legend Joe Montana was my first exposure. Woman’s Day decided to put together a review … Continue reading
The hamburger has gained so much popularity that it has actually earned its own annual holiday – May is “National Hamburger Month.” With an estimated 14 billion hamburgers eaten annually in the U.S. alone (roughly 45 burgers a person each … Continue reading
There has been a lot of news and momentum lately regarding cafeteria food for kids in schools. Jamie Oliver started a food revolution in Huntington, West Virginia; Rachael Ray started a food movement in New York City, but what about … Continue reading
The folks over at Modeled Behavior have presented an interesting, if not profound, point about obesity in modern society, and how perception of obesity has changed over the last 100 years. At the turn of the 20th century, Chauncey Morlan … Continue reading