"Safe" Crash Diets, New Calorie-Burning Drink and Celeb Yo-Yo Dieters - Links We Love
Posted on Apr 13th 2009 11:30AM by Mary KearlFiled Under: Diet & Weight Loss, Nutrition & Supplements
We at That's Fit and AOL Health know that you've got a lot going on in your lives besides staying in great shape, and we know that a lot more than diet and exercise goes into feeling your best every day. That's why we thought we'd share some of the exciting reporting going on at AOL Health.
While we can't condone crash dieting as a weight-loss program, even nutritionists, fitness trainers and healthy dieters use a "quick fix" on occasion. That's why we went to the experts for their healthy and safe short-term weight loss tips for quick weight turnarounds.
There's a new calorie-burning drink in town -- Celcius. But does it actually work? Find out about negative foods and drinks on AOL Health.
In the long line of celebrity yo-yo dieters, first there was Oprah, then there was Jennifer Love Hewitt, next Jessica Simpson received media attention (heckling) for her fluctuating figure. Find out on AOL Health which other stars have difficulty maintaining the same shape (and why).
While we can't condone crash dieting as a weight-loss program, even nutritionists, fitness trainers and healthy dieters use a "quick fix" on occasion. That's why we went to the experts for their healthy and safe short-term weight loss tips for quick weight turnarounds.
There's a new calorie-burning drink in town -- Celcius. But does it actually work? Find out about negative foods and drinks on AOL Health.
In the long line of celebrity yo-yo dieters, first there was Oprah, then there was Jennifer Love Hewitt, next Jessica Simpson received media attention (heckling) for her fluctuating figure. Find out on AOL Health which other stars have difficulty maintaining the same shape (and why).
