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• Cell phones help Japanese stay fit - Washington Post

Cell phones help Japanese stay fit
Washington Post, United States - 13 minutes ago
"Our primary target groups would be fat-fighting middle-aged businessmen and young women on diets," said Kentaro Endo, a spokesman for NTT DoCoMo. ...

• Child Abuse By Fashion Industry Must Stop - UConn Daily Campus (subscription)

Child Abuse By Fashion Industry Must Stop
UConn Daily Campus (subscription), CT - 42 minutes ago
In addition, a steroid that reduces body fat called Clenbuterol, is fairly widely used by teenage girls and young adults to keep their weight down.

• Cellphone helps Japanese stay fit - Reuters

Cellphone helps Japanese stay fit
Reuters - 50 minutes ago
"Our primary target groups would be fat-fighting middle-aged businessmen and young women on diets," said Kentaro Endo, a spokesman for NTT DoCoMo. ...

• Cellphone helps Japanese stay fit - Reuters

Cellphone helps Japanese stay fit
Reuters - 51 minutes ago
"Our primary target groups would be fat-fighting middle-aged businessmen and young women on diets," said Kentaro Endo, a spokesman for NTT DoCoMo. ...

• Weight issues plague fat, thin teens (AAP via Yahoo!Xtra News)
Many teens are dealing with weight issues, from obesity to eating disorder symptoms, and these problems seem to have some causes in common, research suggests.

• Weight issues plague fat, thin teens (The West Australian)
Many teenagers are dealing with weight issues, from obesity to eating disorder symptoms, and these problems seem to have some causes in common, new research suggests.

• Finsbury swallows low-fat cake supplier (Daily Telegraph)
Finsbury Foods, the UK's biggest maker of celebration cakes, yesterday snapped up Weight Watchers licence holder Anthony Alan Foods as part of its drive to expand into low-fat products.

• Is Fat The New Normal? (The Post-Journal)
10/2/2007 - A recently published study raises an interesting question: Is fat the new normal? With roughly two-thirds of the American population overweight or obese, have our cultural ideals of what we consider ??normal weight?? changed?

• Moscow Meltdown Offers Natural Solution to Weight Loss Plateau - PR.com (pres...

Moscow Meltdown Offers Natural Solution to Weight Loss Plateau
PR.com (press release), NY - 14 minutes ago
Burn fat 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with Moscow Meltdown's simple, safe and effective program to breakthrough the Weight Loss Plateau. ...

• Exercise king LaLanne reaches out to listeners - Modesto Bee

Exercise king LaLanne reaches out to listeners
Modesto Bee, CA - 14 minutes ago
You can have a treat once in a while, but remember, a hamburger is about 2000 calories and that's all people should eat in a day if they want to lose weight ...

• Smokers and obese denied NHS operations - Guardian Unlimited

Smokers and obese denied NHS operations
Guardian Unlimited, UK - 20 minutes ago
Out those, eight PCTs had restrictions based on a patient's weight; one restricted surgery to smokers; and a further seven NHS trusts restricted operations ...

• Hummingbird provides improbable nectar for the soul - The Chesapeake Bay Journal

Hummingbird provides improbable nectar for the soul
The Chesapeake Bay Journal, PA - 24 minutes ago
He'll add 10 percent to his body weight every day for a week, adding two grams of fat to his tiny three gram body. Imagine a 150-pound man ballooning to 255 ...

• Maternal weight tied to child's body composition (TVNZ)
Research has found that children, whose mothers had a larger body mass index (BMI) prior to pregnancy or a large mid-upper arm circumference in late pregnancy, also had higher levels of body fat at the age of 9 years than other children of the same age.

• UMass Medical School study identifies the best weight-loss plans for heart he...
Over the past three decades, the rising obesity epidemic has been accompanied by a proliferation of weight-loss plans.

• Best weight-loss plans for heart health (News-Medical-Net)
Over the past three decades, the rising obesity epidemic has been accompanied by a proliferation of weight-loss plans. However, as a new study by researchers from the University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) reveals, these weight-loss plans vary significantly in their ability to positive...

• New Study Published in Pediatrics(R) Proves Two Simple Steps Can Help Prevent...
The results of a new study, published in the October issue of Pediatrics®, the official journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, provides the first clinical evidence that overweight children can effectively prevent excessive weight gain by making small changes to their daily lifestyle.