Diets in Review
I’ve always admired Jennifer Connelly as an actress, and well, a stunningly beautiful woman. Her latest film is the big budget sci-fi remake, The Day the Earth Stood Still. And it nearly did just that when I saw her make … Continue reading
Obama has completed his cabinet choices and Tom Vilsack was named Secretary of Agriculture. Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times thinks that the incoming Obama administration needs a Secretary of Food rather than a Secretary of Agriculture. With less … Continue reading
Momentum is no longer available from Weight Watchers, as of November 2025. All Weight Watchers members now follow the Weight Watchers PointsPlus program, the biggest update to the plan in 13 years reflecting current research. Just in time for New … Continue reading
THIS is going to be our President! The Internet is abuzz with recently released photos of a shirtless president-elect Barack Obama as he swims in Hawaii. I just came across the buzz and my first reaction was: WOW! From Clinton … Continue reading
Have you ever known someone that seems to always need to one up you on their stress? It was too common in graduate school to hear a conversation something like this: “I have a test tomorrow and a ten page … Continue reading
This month, we’re pleased to have Molly Wangsgaard join us in the Diet Blog as our Featured Guest Blogger. Molly is a Corporate Dietitian and Program Development Manager for Jenny Craig, Inc., and will be sharing some helpful strategies on … Continue reading
The Diet Blog at DietsInReview.com is where you’ll find the latest health headlines, interviews with those making an impact in the diet world, and informative articles about fitness, nutrition and mental health from our dedicated team of professionals. You’ll find … Continue reading
There’s a squabble brewing in U.S. governmental agencies over the recommendations for fish consumption by children and pregnant women. The Food and Drug Administration wants to reconsider the government recommendation for expecting moms and children to limit their fish intake, … Continue reading
With the holidays here I thought it would be helpful to share some healthy cooking, baking, and recipes for you and your family to try and enjoy. Healthy (or healthier) holiday cooking is possible, try some of these substitutions to … Continue reading
Which is better, lifting weights or taking a fitness class? Well, I can take both sides on this one!! Weight training is a great exercise for the body and can help prevent so many injuries and future problems. Lifting weights … Continue reading
Each of us has a specific capacity for managing stress; some people are naturally able to or have learned to handle much more than others. I find it helpful to envision each of us as a cup or beaker of … Continue reading