What price diet?
Article Abstract:
The number of overweight people in the US has increased 28% since 1985. Each year Americans spend $32 billion trying to diet, but only one person in 250 loses weight long term on a diet program. Additional statistics on eating habits, exercise habits and weight loss are presented.
Publication Name: Mademoiselle
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0024-9394
Year: 1995
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Stupid diet tricks
Article Abstract:
Some popular diets may not be the ideal way to lose weight effectively. One reason not to follow them is that weight usually comes back as soon as one returns to normal eating. Engaging in a regular exercise should compliment a diet.
Publication Name: Mademoiselle
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0024-9394
Year: 1997
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The 10-minute diet checkup
Article Abstract:
Diet tips are presented to solve the nutritional deficiencies of vegetarians, smokers, chronic dieters, breakfast-skippers, fitness buffs and workaholics.
Publication Name: Mademoiselle
Subject: General interest
ISSN: 0024-9394
Year: 1999
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