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Weight Loss Plans are Now Available at Health Hound Ltd.

Posted: March 10, 2012 at 8:57 pm

Houston, TX (PRWEB) March 10, 2012

Free weight loss plan ideas along with some of the best weight loss plan options are now available on a special section of healthhound.org that has been dedicated to weight loss plans. People who are interested in picking up a structured weight loss plan can check out the site now for more details.

Connor Welcher, one of the Directors on the site said that the weight loss plans that we have come up with on the site this time are very powerful. People on the site have been asking us to provide them with weight loss plans for some time that have proven to be very effective in the market and the new section that we have built on the site containing the best weight loss plan options available today is our answer to them. We hope that our readers utilize these plans to help them with their weight loss efforts and we hope to improve the health of our readers at the same time.

There are a number of people who visit healthhound.org on a daily basis who have taken a look at the new weight loss plans on the site and many of them have been leaving comments on the site this week about the plans. Most of the comments on the site are saying that the weight loss plans are very original and are bound to have a serious effect on anyones weight loss efforts. Many of the commentators are looking forward to seeing more plans like this in the future according to their comments.

In addition to the new weight loss plans on the site the management team at Health hound Ltd. have also come with a free report this week on quick and easy ways to lose weight.

The new report is available for free right now at http://www.healthhound.org/3221/weight-loss-plans/.

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Sector Snap: Weight loss firms rated 'Overweight'

Posted: March 10, 2012 at 8:57 pm

NEW YORK (AP) Companies that provide weight-loss products and services are poised to capitalize on growing concerns over obesity, an analyst said Friday as he initiated coverage of Herbalife Ltd. and Weight Watchers International Inc.

Brian Wang of Barclays Capital said in a client note that about 70 percent of the U.S. population is overweight, while the rest of the world is at 25 percent and climbing. With so many people affected by obesity, weight-loss companies have growing potential markets.

Wang, who started both Herbalife and Weight Watchers with "Overweight" ratings, said that the companies' current stock prices don't reflect their full potential. The rating indicates Barclays expects the stocks to outperform.

Herbalife, a nutrition and weight loss company, has benefited from transitioning from selling bulk products infrequently to selling individual servings for a nominal fee on a daily basis, Wang said.

"This has expanded the number of people who can afford its products, increased distributor retention and engagement and driven very strong financial results for the past several years," the analyst wrote.

Wang added that Herbalife's more than 80 markets don't appear to be fully saturated yet, "so we believe it can achieve strong growth for many more years."

Herbalife's stock climbed $3.18, or almost 5 percent percent, to $70.06 in afternoon trading, approaching its 52-week high of $70.35.

Wang said Weight Watchers should be able to grow its business for at least the next several years through such initiatives as international expansion, building up its online business, advertising to men for the first time, developing new products and remodeling and relocating stores.

Shares of Weight Watchers, which is based in New York, added $1.73, or 2.2 percent to $79.42.

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Diet Doc HCG Diet & Weight Loss Announces Doctor-Managed, HCG Diet Forum To Help Success on HCG Diet

Posted: March 10, 2012 at 8:57 pm

Diet Doc HCG Diet announces new diet doctor managed forum for those on the diet HCG

Seatte, WA (PRWEB) March 10, 2012

Diet Doc is the only modern-day weight loss program in the USA providing medically, supervised weight loss to people nationwide. Diet Doc is a comprehensive, weight loss program which personalizes a diet specific to each persons health history, gender, age and lifestyle. This is how Diet Doc is able to shave 7 pounds per week (on average) reports Julie Wright, president of Diet Doc.

HCG dieters often resort to the Internet for answers to common diet questions. The problem is the Diet Doc HCG Diet protocol, or the individualized diet the weight loss doctors create for each person is not on the Internet. This is why the Diet Doc HCG Diet Forum and Blog is helpful for dieters.

Four years ago, a team of physicians offering the outdated, 1950 Dr. A.T.W. Simeon's HCG diet protocol discovered that muscle loss was occurring in people consuming 500 calories per day. They discovered this when people were analyzed with a body impedance analysis machine that only doctors can buy and use to as a test to analyze cellular health and muscle loss. It was this point, the diet doctors set out to modernize the original, prescription HCG diet.

The Diet Doctors found that it isn't necessary to consume so few calories (500/day). By adding weight loss products, such as weight loss shakes, weight loss oil (used to make salad dressing and cooking), they were able to increase calories substantially, but still realized 7 pounds of weight loss on average per person.

Diet Doc HCG Diet & Weight Loss is often asked for their expert commentary on celebrity weight loss. Refer to Star Magazine, Kim Kardashian published 3/5/2012.

Julie Wright Diet Doc HCG Diet & Weight Loss 888-934-4451 Email Information

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Kerrie faded to 35kg

Posted: March 10, 2012 at 8:57 pm

AT one point during her battle with coeliac disease, Wodonga woman Kerrie Winnetts weight plummeted to a mere 35kilograms.

For more than 25 years she had experienced excessive weight loss and tiredness that was wrongly diagnosed until 2001.

It has taken the past 10 years for her to reach a normal weight and learn to manage the debilitating illness.

I had no energy, I was flat out getting through a day, Mrs Winnett, 51, said.

I lost a lot of weight really quickly, people thought I was anorexic because I was so skinny.

Mrs Winnett was incorrectly diagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome and another doctor told her it was all in her head.

My mother had passed away the year before from bowel cancer, we were nursing her, so that was stressful, she said.

I went to the doctor and he said it was in my head and virtually told me to go away.

But a new doctor suspected something more serious.

She thought it was bowel cancer so she sent me for blood tests but it came back with coeliac, Mrs Winnett said.

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Chris Mannix: Lopez looks to avenge career-derailing loss to Salido

Posted: March 10, 2012 at 8:57 pm

Flashback: Lopez vs. Salido I Source: SI Relive the stunning first match between Juan Manuel Lopez and Orlando Salido and prepare for the rematch! Salido vs. Lopez II. Live from Puerto Rico on Saturday, March 3rd at 10PM ET on SHOWTIME.

Juan Manuel Lopez (left) looks to reclaim his featherweight title Saturday against lone conqueror Orlando Salido (right) in San Juan.

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The rise to superstar status can be bumpy, the cliffs steep. Last April, Juan Manuel Lopez was on the cusp of elite status. Fast, good looking with a powerful left hook, Lopez was a rare lighter-weight fighter with potential wide-ranging appeal. He was the unquestioned money man in the 126-pound division; his promoter, Bob Arum, envisioned him fighting fellow prospect Yuri Gamboa in front of a thick crowd at MetLife Stadium.

On his way up, however, Lopez tripped. Facing Mexican bruiser Orlando Salido, Lopez unexpectedly found himself in the middle of a war. He ate a perfectly placed right hand in the fifth round that put him down; in the eighth, with Salido winging punches at him in the corner, the referee stepped in and stopped the fight.

"It was a big shock to me," Lopez said in a telephone interview. "I really didn't think he could beat me. It shook me up."

Lopez says there were reasons he lost to Salido. At the time, Lopez was immersed in a messy divorce with his wife, Barbara, that fractured his focus. He says he was working with a different nutritionist and that he went into the ring feeling heavier, slower than he had felt in any of his previous fights.

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"Everything going into that fight was just wrong," Lopez said. "My mind, my body, everything. I wasn't mentally focused, I wasn't concentrating. And I felt very slow in there. I couldn't make the moves that I should have."

Lopez said he didn't dwell much on the loss ("My family really picked me up," he said), instead becoming determined to avenge it. Last October, Lopez returned to the ring and destroyed Mike Oliver in two rounds. On Saturday night Lopez (31-1) will get his rematch when he challenges Salido (37-11-2) for the WBO featherweight title in San Juan, Puerto Rico (10 p.m. ET, Showtime). It's a fight Lopez didn't necessarily need to get his career back on track, but one he badly wanted.

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Stacy Keibler: My body takes work

Posted: March 9, 2012 at 3:22 pm

Stacy Keibler works really hard in order to achieve her stunning figure.

The former wrestler is famed for her statuesque physique and took the opportunity to show it off on the red carpet during awards season recently.

Despite admitting to being blessed with good genes, Stacy says a balanced diet and regular exercise are vital to achieve her enviably toned curves.

You really have to work hard. I train for at least two hours a day to get my body. Im lucky that Im tall and athletic, because it hides a few extra pounds, she revealed in an interview with British magazine Closer.

I eat a strict diet, but I dont leave out carbohydrates. High-protein fad diets are the worst thing you can do because everything needs to be in balance.

The 32-year-old star has named her favourite body part. Stacy admits to taking every opportunity to highlight her best bits.

My back is my best feature because its so toned. I often wear dresses to show it off, she said.

The blonde beauty wowed alongside beau George Clooney at the 84th Academy Awards at the end of last month.

Stacys Hollywood boyfriend gave her curve-hugging metallic dress his seal of approval last week saying: By the way, shes not wearing a dress shes just been sprayed gold, he laughed.

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New Diet Includes Red Meat

Posted: March 9, 2012 at 3:22 pm

Enjoying a sizzling sirloin or tasty T-bone could be the best prescription for your heart.

Reporter Sarah Gustin has more on a diet that says red meat does a body good.

When you think of dieting, fruits and vegetables probably come to mind, but results from one diet study prove you can have your steak and eat it too.

Nancy Jo Bateman / ND Beef Commission: "One of the most exciting studies that we have come out with this past year is called the BOLD study. Those are initials for Beef in an Optimal Lean Diet."

Recently the well known DASH diet was put to the test.

The Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension diet limits red meat intake to one ounce per day.

While the new BOLD Diet --Beef in an Optimal Lean Diet--increases that serving to 5.4 ounces everyday.

Researchers found that those eating more beef still lowered their cholesterol by the same ten percentage points.

Joan Nagel / St. Alexius LRD: "They tested labs and they tested weights and overall they noticed a generalization, a 10% decrease in total cholesterol and also the LDL cholesterol, which we kinda label as the bad cholesterol. 10% is pretty significant in reducing that."

If your wondering which one of these cuts to grab off the shelf, there's plenty of choices.

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Tigri Scientifica: Step away from the Diet Coke

Posted: March 9, 2012 at 3:22 pm

Tigri Scientifica: Step away from the Diet Coke

Diet sodas are worse for your health than you think.

Quick, name the worst soda for your health. What was your first guess? Mountain Dew? What about Coca-Cola? Surely one of the neon-colored Pepsis would be at the top of the list. If youre drinking a diet soda right now, youre going to want to put it down in favor of its full-sugared counterpart.

A newly published, 10-year study conducted by Dr. Hannah Gardener and her colleagues from the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine and Columbia University Medical Center found that those who drink diet soda on a daily basis are at a higher risk of many vascular disorders, including stroke, heart attack and vascular death.

Full-calorie soda gets a bad rep because of the high fructose corn syrup that it contains and its high caloric content. These can help increase waistlines and can potentially be linked to vascular disorders.

Interestingly enough, this new study found no association between drinking regular soda and an increased risk of vascular disorders. The new study also came to the conclusion that those who drink diet soft drinks daily have a 43 percent increased risk of vascular events when compared to those who drink regular soda daily.

Why would diet sodas have such a different effect? Scientists have not been able to clearly define the exact processes by which the compounds in diet sodas cause harm to your body, but they have been able to pinpoint all of the negative effects that come along with frequent diet soft drink consumption.

In the study, 2,564 participants were observed in their soda intake. The study controlled for many factors, including dietary habits, age, sex and ethnicity.

Accounting for differences related to those factors, the participants who drank diet sodas regularly were most likely to sufferer hypertension, elevated blood sugar, lower HDL (the good cholesterol), larger BMIs, peripheral vascular disease and previous cardiac disease.

How does that compare to those in the study who chose regular soda as their daily poison? They generally had lower occurrences of diabetes and high blood cholesterol levels.

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Raspberry Ketones For Weight Loss :: #1 Fat Burner on Dr. Oz Show – Video

Posted: March 9, 2012 at 3:22 pm

09-02-2012 12:04 http://www.justpotent.com :: Raspberry ketone or raspberry ketones (often misspelled as keytones or keytone) is a natural fruit that has been proven to help anyone burn faf in all areas of the body. Combining raspberry ketones with green tea, and African mango gives even better results.

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Sticking to your diet

Posted: March 9, 2012 at 3:22 pm

04-03-2012 01:52 Because you'll never have enough time for anything unless you make it 🙂 http://www.twitter.com http://www.mszjackiechu.com Also please note that generally speaking I do not respond to diet questions through my Youtube inbox. I already have quite a few videos and I'm pretty confident that I have already answered that question somewhere 🙂 Most the questions I get are really too general, theres no secrets to weight loss. You eat well, exercise, drink water and get your 6 -8 hours of sleep.

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