Breaking Diet & Weight Loss News
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Female teens' weight influenced by peers
Girls' weight loss behaviour can be directly linked to the eating habits and
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Infants eating habits formed early
Parents are encouraged not to feed their kids to a strict timetable as infants are very sensitive to changes in blood sugar levels.
Women's health and child care expert Dr Miriam Stoppard, from the University of Portsmouth, said that... -
Surgery not advised for weight loss
The idea that cosmetic procedures such as liposuction and tummy tucks can help adults lose weight is a myth, according to...
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Michelle Obama tackles childhood obesity
Michelle Obama has called on leading food companies to review their provision of nutritional information and the marketing of unhealthy products to children.
Speaking at the Grocery Manufacturers Association's forum this week, the first... -
Lifestyle intervention linked to diabetes prevention
Adopting a healthy diet and
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Nadine Coyle: I have put weight on
Girls Aloud star Nadine Coyle has attracted media attention this week after recent photos revealed a new slimmer shape.
The 24-year-old singer is currently working on her debut solo album and has raised concern with her thin... -
Celebrity mum opens up about baby weight loss
Reality TV star Kendra Wilkinson has admitted to feeling pressure to lose weight after giving birth to her first...
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Funding boost to get Britain's students moving
Sport England has announced £10 million of National Lottery funding will be used to promote physical activity among university students.
Figures show that just under three in ten young people at university participate in sport on a... -
Catherine Zeta-Jones loses famous curves
Welsh actress Catherine Zeta-Jones has revealed a new slimmer shape, marking a noticeable departure from her signature hour-glass figure.
The 40-year-old mum-of-two has reportedly lost her famous curves in recent months, sparking rumours... -
FSA calls for more detailed nutritional information
Food companies will be encouraged but not required to introduce front-of-pack labelling on products to help Brits interpret nutritional information, it has been revealed.
A new report from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) argues that...