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In France, It May Become Illegal to Call Your Spouse Fat

As obese and overweight people know all too well, judgment about your appearance isn't always kind. But for women in France, harsh weight criticism ... Read More »

Support Your Spouse in Weight Loss

Marriage can be tough on a waistline. According to AOL Health, newlyweds gain an average of six to eight pounds during the first two years after ... Read More »

When Your Partner Gains Weight - Do You Tell?

Smart men know that the answer to the question "Does this make me look fat?" is never, ever "yes." Still, let's say the healthy and fit person you're ... Read More »

Does your loved one dig your diet -- or not?

When I overhauled my diet a year ago, my husband hopped right on board and both applauded and adopted each healthy habit I introduced into our ... Read More »

Can training end up straining your relationship?

I'm friends with a lot of fit couples, and I've noticed that, while they all enjoy working out and have memberships to the same gym, they rarely ... Read More »

Fit Factor: The couples workout

When Fitsugar published these photos of Tori Spelling and hubby Dean McDermott working out together, I thought to myself, now, wouldn't that be nice ... Read More »

Treat your spouse to a longer life

Valentine's Day is the perfect time to tell you partner you love them. Did you know, however, that how you act the rest of the year can have an impact ... Read More »

Fighting with your spouse can prolong life?

Now there's a headline liable to shake things up a bit! However, it is not as sensational as it appears to be. The University of Michigan followed ... Read More »

Ask Fitz! Your Fitness Questions Answered -- Weight loss post-smoking and after tragedy

Have fitness questions? Fitz has your answer. Our ThatsFit.com fitness expert -- and now your own virtual personal trainer -- will help you get fit, ... Read More »

Divorce risk higher when certain cancers appear

Research out of Norway this week concluded that divorce risk increases when one of the partners suffers from testicular or cervical cancer. However, ... Read More »