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Obesity in India - The Standard is Changing

BMI classifications are accepted universally: 18 to 24 is considered normal, 25 to 29 overweight and 30+ obese. Correction -- BMI classifications were ... Read More »

Are you skinny -- and fat?

There are skinny folks out there who don't exercise and don't eat right. You might be one of them. Ah, the blessed souls who enjoy slim figures ... Read More »

A better BMI

Maybe the whole Body Mass Index (BMI) thing just isn't too accurate. I mean, how can a tool that takes into account only my height and weight really ... Read More »

The case for gaining a few pounds

Just as study after study tells us we Americans could stand to lose a few pounds, a new report emerges and reveals that carrying a few extra pounds ... Read More »

What's your arch type?

Do you know what kind of arch you have? Want to find out? Just dip your foot in water and step on a paper bag. Then look closely at your footprint. If ... Read More »

Pregnant? How much should you gain?

I tend to excuse the 50 pounds and the 42 pounds I gained during my two pregnancies as understandable given the two whopper babies who emerged from my ... Read More »

Fat is the new normal

It's estimated that 50% of the population is now obese or overweight, and that number will only rise, perhaps as high as 75% in 2015. So considering ... Read More »

Women need to talk about postpartum depression

While chatting with my mother recently, she told me the details of the postpartum depression that she suffered from for some time after my younger ... Read More »