Why we weigh slightly less on Fridays For most of us, weekends are a time to relax and indulge—maybe through more sleep, more couch time, or more calories in the food and beverages we consume.
4 post-workout myths you should stop believing When it comes to the best way to work out, chances are you're on the right track—after all, there are trainers around the gym to give you tips, and no shortage of instructional YouTube videos for the at-home fitness enthusiast.
Healthy spring foods to help shake off winter Spring is finally here, and with it comes the warm weather and vibrant foods that have me craving light, fresh flavors.
California woman with anorexia makes plea for help on YouTube A 37-year-old woman who has been suffering from severe anorexia for the last 10 years is making a plea for help through YouTube, explaining that many hospitals cannot admit her for treatment because her weight is too low.
Battle ropes become popular go-to fitness tools in US gyms Battle ropes, the thick and heavy ropes that look as if they could tether a ship to shore, have become go-to fitness tools in gyms for people seeking a tough workout that is also engaging and fun.
Why eating more fruits and veggies won't make you thin Eating more fruits and vegetables is a generally a good idea, but this alone isn't likely to help you lose weight, a new review of studies suggests
Dispelling 3 diet soda myths If you love a sweet, fizzy soda but want to lose weight or reduce your sugar consumption, it seems logical to switch to the diet version.
Dude food that is actually good for you A quick Google search for “dude food” pulls up fat-laden favorites like chili dogs, cheese-stuffed crust pizza, fried chicken wings, steak, and anything and everything with bacon. Man-loving meals are generally known to embrace the mantra “grease is good.” However, not all man foods need to clog your arteries or be devoid of health-promoting nutrients. Check out these five dude foods that are actually good for you:
Why exercise is important— even if you don’t need to lose weight The promise of a smaller waistline may get you into the gym, but all of your sweating and panting is delivering far more than aesthetic changes.