- Could Your Home Decor Make You Fat? (The WPBF Channel)
If you are having trouble trimming down, it may be your home decor that's the problem, an author says. - Your Home Could Help Make You Fat (The Denver Channel)
The lighting and colors in your home can affect how much you eat, some say. - Could Your Home Decor Make You Fat? (WGAL.com)
If you are having trouble trimming down, it may be your home decor that's the problem, an author says. - Could Your Home Decor Make You Fat? (The Kansas City Channel)
If you are having trouble trimming down, it may be your home decor that's the problem. - Could Your Home Decor Make You Fat? (KMBC TheKansasCityChannel.com via Yahoo! News)
There is new research that suggests your decorating style may affect your eating habits, especially when it comes to the color of your kitchen walls. - Women on the move (Standard-Examiner)
Program motivates many to take on a mile OGDEN -- Nearing her 40th birthday in just a couple of weeks, Donna Milavetz wanted to do something to motivate herself, so she decided to train for the upcoming Ogden Marathon. - Poll: Most prefer no job to being obese (PhysOrg)
The majority of U.S. men and women polled for Fitness magazine say they would prefer to be unemployed to being substantially overweight. - Jobless or overweight? Survey finds most choose jobless (KARE 11 Minneapolis-St. Paul)
More than half of Americans say they'd rather lose their jobs than get fat. Fifty-eight percent of women and 54 percent of men say - The Diet Detective: There may be more than you think in restaurant food (The State)
Most people think that if you want to eat healthy at a restaurant, all you have to do is know the “right” way to order. We have learned secrets from several restaurant insiders that will shock even the savviest restaurant diners who think they’re ordering healthy. - Poll: Most prefer no job to being obese (UPI)
NEW YORK, May 1 (UPI) -- The majority of U.S. men and women polled for Fitness magazine say they would prefer to be unemployed to being substantially overweight. - Media Advisory & Interview Opportunity - New Study Results Show Even Small Lifestyle Changes Can Prevent Excess Weight (CNW Group via Yahoo! Finance)
New landmark study presented at yesterday's Pediatric Academic Societies meeting in San Francisco shows the first tangible evidence that small steps lead to big results in preventing excess weight gain. - Smart shopping can help pre-diabetics (Bismarck Tribune)
10 a.m. - Healthy grocery shopping sometimes seems to require a magnifying class, a calculator and an advanced degree in chemistry. But careful label-reading becomes even more important when someone is diagnosed with diabetes. - Health notes (Baltimore Sun)
- Health calendar (Birmingham News)
American Red Cross, Blood Services, Alabama Region-Birmingham Ridge Park Donor Center, 1130 22nd Street South, Suite 1000, 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. today-Thursday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday. - YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT (Pioneer Press)
YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT My friend Michelle wanted to make me laugh about my impending birthday, so she took me to a musical play about menopause — "the hilarious celebration of women and the change." Very funny. - To do for you (The Times-News)
The Bariatric Support Group will meet at 7 p.m. today at Magic Valley Regional Medical Center's Education Center, 588 Addison Ave. W., Twin Falls. The support group is for patients who have undergone bariatric surgery.
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