Weight Loss - Page 59

Fitness blogger's photos reveal the dangers of exercise addiction

Fitness blogger's photos reveal the dangers of exercise addiction

"I could barely get out of bed"

This woman lost 285 pounds in 18 months by doing these 2 things

This woman lost 285 pounds in 18 months by doing these 2 things

You have to see her dramatic transformation

The ab exercise you need to steal from Britney Spears

The ab exercise you need to steal from Britney Spears

Because the pop star has a killer six pack

Danica Patrick wants you to see her 'real' vs. 'produced' abs

Danica Patrick wants you to see her 'real' vs. 'produced' abs

She's fighting body shaming

Body transformation photo proves you need to eat more, not starve yourself

Body transformation photo proves you need to eat more, not starve yourself

"Your body and you need enough fuel to feel good"

Facebook users recruit friends for diet, supplement programs — but is it legit?

Facebook users recruit friends for diet, supplement programs — but is it legit?

Last winter, Natalie Vargas was nearing her mid-30s, eating fast food for lunch, drinking about nine cups of coffee a day, and feeling exhausted and sick to her stomach.

Could this be the next great weight loss secret?

Could this be the next great weight loss secret?

Spring is in the air, and so are new diet plans.

Can a 'poop transplant' change your weight?

Can a 'poop transplant' change your weight?

Studies in mice have garnered attention for a remarkable result: When the feces of one mouse was transplanted to another mouse, the recipient mouse either gained or lost weight.

'Heaviest woman' reportedly has cardiac issues after weight-loss procedure

'Heaviest woman' reportedly has cardiac issues after weight-loss procedure

Doctors treating an Egyptian woman believed to be have been the world’s heaviest before undergoing weight loss surgery said she is suffering from cardiac issues and bed sore infections.

Gaining weight in middle age? It's this molecule's fault, scientists say

Gaining weight in middle age? It's this molecule's fault, scientists say

It's common for people to pack on more pounds as they age, but now a new study may have an explanation for this weight gain — and it has nothing to do with exercise or poor food choices.