Much controversy is circulating around Dr. Alwin C. Lewis’ ‘5 Bite Diet’. He’s the author of ‘Why Weight Around‘ and creator of the diet that some say is too restrictive.
What’s the diet about?
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Tony Dean, creator of The F.A.S.T. Diet, and his family have collectively lost over 500 pounds in just 12 months. He’s now helping communities around the country do the same. So what it’s all about and why did it work for he and his family? More on Does the F.A.S.T (FAST) Diet Work?
In an effort to increase customers and do a seemingly good thing, NetSpend has extended their pink All-Access PrePaid Debit Card campaign through this year after launching in fall of 2006.
You can purchase the debit card online from MyNetSpendCard.com or at ACE Cash Express locations nationwide and each time you use it a portion of the purchase goes to support the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF).
(If you use referral code: 5663980848 you also get $5 automatically credited to your account)
This sounds like a good deed and a worthy cause, but does it help women with breast cancer?
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The Fat Smash Diet, by Celebrity Fit Club’s Dr. Ian K. Smith, and based on the best selling book of the same name, starts out in the right direction.
First, here’s how Dr. Ian sets it up.
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The author of the popular ‘Eat Right For Your Type’ and naturopathic doctor, Peter D’Adamo has now released “The GenoType Diet,” a book with everything a person needs to know about Epigenetics, a new science relating how your genes respond to your environment.
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The authors of the popular ‘Eat This Not That‘ do a great job of comparing most common foods, but completely miss the point of healthy eating. More on Eat This Not That Misses The Point
Not many people get to start a life-altering decision with a nationally televised kickoff and a celebrity support system. But on Friday, more than 400 men and women from Meridian and the surrounding area did just that during a special filming of “The Oprah Winfrey Show” in downtown Meridian.
The popular TV talk show host joined her personal trainer Bob Greene as they kicked off their national fitness initiative, Best Life Challenge, before an estimated crowd of 4,000 assembled at Dumont Plaza.
“We’re really happy to be here,” said Winfrey, who, immediately upon her appearance, prompted several minutes of yells and screams from the enthusiastic audience.
“I’m happy that my state of Mississippi (the comment prompted another rash of yells from the audience) is going to turn the tide with our fat behinds,” she said. “We are going to get off our fat butts and turn our lives around. We are tired of being fat. And we are tired of all the excuses we have made for being fat.”
Winfrey then made the affirmation, “No more excuses! This is your year! This is your year!” Meridian was chosen as the city for the kickoff of Oprah’s and Bob’s ‘Best Life Tour’ because of the community’s push toward weight loss and fitness through the “Just Lose It, Meridian” campaign. Winfrey’s researchers learned about the weight-loss initiative while compiling statistics on obesity for the talk show.
During the search, it was noted that Mississippi was the fattest state in the nation and Winfrey, a Mississippi native, wondered if anyone was trying to tackle this issue. The show’s researches discovered the “Just Lose It, Meridian” campaign on the Internet and contacted local officials about filming in Meridian.
“I want to give the mayor (John Robert Smith) a shout out because he tried to get 1,000 people to sign up last year to lose weight,” Winfrey said. “The mayor saw where the state was headed and said he wanted to do something to turn it around. When we saw that here is a city that has actually made the effort to say, ‘We want to turn the statistics of our state around because we want people to live longer and to be healthier in this community,’ we saw that and said, ‘Let’s go to Meridian.’”
Winfrey admitted that she, like many others, has had struggles, particularly with her weight.
“The only difference is that mine is in the public,” she said.
Winfrey said she is no longer trying to take care of her health to get into a pair of jeans or waiting on the next event in her life.
“This is about changing your life forever; this is it for me,” she said. “And I want it to be it for you – ending the struggle forever. T