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weight loss

San Diego Chiropractor Advises That Obesity Is A National Epidemic That Needs to be Eradicated

June 15, 2010

As a San Diego chiropractor and healthcare provider, I cannot say enough about the crucial issue of excess weight and how it adversely affects every system of the human body. I “preach” to my overweight patients and hammer away on the subject in my blogs because in addition to the cardio-vascular diseases caused by [...]

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Losing Weight the Lazy Way?

March 14, 2010

Though it is unclear how most U.S. men and women feel about gastric bypass surgery versus losing weight by adopting a healthy lifestyle, since Americans tend to have the most overweight people, per capita, than any other country, it is safe to say that a new poll conducted in Briton might also apply to attitudes [...]

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San Diego Chiropractor: The 10 Golden Rules of Losing Weight & Keeping it Off

February 28, 2010

1. Understand why we are putting weight on
The majority of overweight people don’t have problems with their metabolism or any other health issue. The real problem lies in the food groups being consumed, the quantities being eaten and the lack of physical activity. Humans are ingesting large amounts of sugar and starch [...]

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Weight Loss: Could It Take a Village?

February 6, 2010

I read this article on the Integrative Nutrition Blog and thought that it was definitely worth sharing…
Can One City Lose a Million Pounds?
Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett hopes so.  He wants to inspire the residents of his city to be healthier and lose weight.  Mayor Cornett’s appeal is in response to his city listed as [...]

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Even with Fewer Risk Factors, Heavy Men Die Earlier

January 5, 2010

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – Overweight middle-aged men may have a higher risk of heart problems and strokes and die earlier than their thinner peers — even in the absence of some traditional risk factors, a new study suggests.

Some past research has suggested that when obese and overweight adults do not have the so-called [...]

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