Archive for the 'Weight Psychology' Category

Is Your New Year’s Resolution To Lose Weight Doomed To Fail?

The success of your New Year’s goal to lose weight may depend on something as simple as the way you view necessities and luxuries.

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How To Stop Chocolate Cravings

Do you want to know how to stop your chocolate cravings? Well, you can do it the same way that many people use to help with nicotine and other drug addictions.

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Obese Women Have Less Impulse Control

I’m not sure I’m buying what this latest study is selling.

Read this and see what you think.

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Top 6 Psychological Barriers To Exercise For Obese Women

If you think that all an obese woman needs to do to lose weight is eat less and exercise more, think again.

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Randy Pausch May Have The Answer To Your Weight Loss

Are you a Tigger or an Eeyore?

For a lot of people, that’s it in a nutshell.

Not calories, not fats, not bad foods or good foods. Just one simple question: are you a Tigger or an Eeyore?

Let me explain.

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Is This The Real Reason For Childhood Obesity?

Well, they say the first step to overcoming a problem is to admit you have one.

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Obesity and Depression in Middle-Aged Women

The increasing weight, higher caloric intake and less physical activity common in obese people can also fuel depression, especially in white, middle-class, middle-aged women.

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Emotional Eaters More Likely To Regain Weight

Dieters who eat because of external food triggers like holiday celebrations have fewer weight loss problems than dieters who eat because of internal or emotional triggers like sadness or loneliness.

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Interest In Cosmetic Surgery Explodes

It’s not just for Hollywood stars anymore.

These days, over 70% of women and 40% of men surveyed are definitely or possibly interested in having cosmetic surgery, liposuction, or both.

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Weight Loss Surgery: The Latest News You Need To Know

Here’s the latest news you need to know about weight loss surgery:

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