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Is "Heavy" Just Another Weight Loss Reality Show?

With the popularity of the "Biggest Loser," plenty of weight-loss reality shows have tried to duplicate the series' success. The latest is ... Read More »

Marie Claire Writer: Speaking Honestly or Spewing Fat Hatred?

Recently, a very provocative Marie Claire blogger expressed her feelings about "Mike & Molly," a TV show that follows two obese people falling ... Read More »

Kids Spend At Least Three Hours a Day Glued to TVs and Computers

In the United States, childhood obesity has more than tripled in the past 30 years, and the percentage of children who are extremely obese is rising. ... Read More »

Burn More Calories, Turn Off the TV

It's no secret that we are a television-obsessed culture. The average American spends almost 35 hours per week parked in front of the boob tube -- ... Read More »

10 Slim-Down Strategies You Can Count On

Provided by Prevention The devil is in the details -- and nowhere is the cliché truer than with weight loss. It's the small decisions that ... Read More »

Britons Are Too Lazy For Sex, Americans Not Far Off

Photo: willposh, Flickr British people are too lazy to have sex, at least that's according to a recent study ... Read More »

Master Your Cravings

Pavel Somov, author of "Eating the Moment" That's Fit: In your book, you point out that even problem solving can lead us to eat when we may not be ... Read More »

TV More Popular Than Ever in America

What did you do last night? According to the Nielsen Company, there's a pretty good chance your answer is "watched TV." Nielsen reports that TV ... Read More »

Food Network - Is It Making Us Fat?

I'll admit it. I'm addicted to the Food Network. I work from home, but I miss the noise of the bustling busy office environment I used to work in. To ... Read More »

TV - It Won't Flatter Your Figure

This might sound like the most blatantly obvious news out there, but your weight has a very close connection with how much TV you watch -- as in, the ... Read More »