10 Reasons to Practice Health at Every Size The Awesome Marilyn Wann and I sharing a Belly Bump, the not-so-secret handshake of rad fatties! Photo by Linda Garber The Health at Every Size® movement suggests that focusing on healthy habits is our best chance for a healthy body. Somehow that is considered highly controversial. Here are ten reasons why it’s actually a no brainer.…

Cadbury's Dairy Milk chocolate bars could be placed in resealable packaging in a drive to tackle obesity in the UK

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Where you live can help determine your health, studies say

By Andrea K. Walker, The Baltimore SunNovember 18, 2011

In one recent study, researchers at the Johns Hopkins…

Study schedule found by body of Oxford student who committed suicide

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The body of Sarah Napuk, the brilliant young Oxford student who took her own life, was found with the study…

Parents Allegedly Starve Baby Because of Obesity Concerns…

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 In the world of the Biggest Losers, I surmise that many many people  are struggling with self acceptance,and self love.

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Growing up afraid to eat

Posted By JOANNE RICHARD…

I have been obese for 35 years. It's easy to say obesity runs in the family. Well of course it does because we were all raised in the same way within a family of obese people. I have lost weight many times through diet and exercise. I would lose 60-65 lbs, and then hit a plateau that would last for months and finally I'd slowly slip back into the old habits and gain all the weight back and then some. I know that you all have the same story. It seems to be universal among the obese. I tried…

PersonalAccountability vs Balanced Food Relationships

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I am trying to inspire a conversation about childhood obesity in Thunder Bay and North Western Ontario. The childhood obesity issue is reaching a crisis point,if it hasn't already. The time for action is now,and functional work plans need to be built and developed, so as to try and address the complex issue.



We have had many programs that focus solely on physical activity and many label our childhood obesity crisis as an activity ,or inactivity crisis.…