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Can Cinnamon Help Manage Blood Sugar?

Getty A new study by Richard Anderson at the U.S. Department of Agriculture has found that cinnamon may help reduce risk factors that are ... Read More »

Do Low-Carb Diets Affect PCOS?

One in 10 women has polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, the most common reproductive abnormality in premenopausal women, putting them at higher risk ... Read More »

Wheat or Rye: Which is Healthier?

Whether or not they have it in their cabinets, one thing that most health-conscious people can agree on is that less-processed whole wheat bread is ... Read More »

Can One Vitamin Help You Lose Weight?

If you've listened to the news in the past year, you probably already know that vitamin D is the new star in the supplement world. Studies are piling ... Read More »

What You Eat After Exercise Matters

Grabbing a stick of celery or another very low-calorie snack after a workout is not the best way to enhance the health benefits of exercise. Also, ... Read More »

Need Another Reason to Lose Weight?

Not to scare you or anything, but there's another good reason to start paying attention to your weight (as if you needed another good reason). The ... Read More »

The Truth About 'Genes' and Obesity

Jonny Bowden, author, nutritionist and weight loss coach cuts through all the misconceptions about diet and fitness to help you transform your body, ... Read More »

The Daily Turn On! Cabernet, cranberries & cabbage ... oh my!

Life is too short not to be fully "turned on." The Daily Turn On! energizes all aspects of "you." Every Monday The Daily Turn On! with That's Fit Life ... Read More »

Syndrome X: Do you have it?

According to eDiets, there's a new risk to your health called Syndrome X. Well, to be more specific, Syndrome X isn't a new disease. In fact, in ... Read More »

Why you need to pay attention to your blood sugar

You hear it all the time -- eliminate refined sugar from your diet, eat five small meals a day, keep your blood sugar steady. But do you know why that ... Read More »